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fix(instances): device edits fit every definition and device type

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A volume of an LVM or iSCSI pool can be attached: by its own path, with
the format its volume reports (raw when the pool knows none). Detaching
a disk takes each definition's own description of it, so a disk only in
the persistent definition goes too. Every NIC type can be a boot device;
bridge and direct NICs were dropped from the boot order. The video model
is a value, never parsed as XML. QoS changes clear the page's read cache.

The NIC model "default" leaves the choice to libvirt instead of writing
model "default", and rt18139 is rtl8139: a VM with either did not start
(checked on a RHEL 10 host). A migration corrects the default NIC type
setting.
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catborise 2026-10-09 17:33:09 +03:00
parent 769a0dc96f
commit 11fe2409f9
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vrtManager/test_util.py
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@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ from vrtManager.util import (
validate_macaddr,
validate_uuid,
vol_dev_type,
vol_driver_type,
xml_escape,
)
@ -128,6 +129,13 @@ class TestVrtManagerUtil(unittest.TestCase):
self.assertEqual(vol_dev_type("sata"), "sd")
self.assertIsNone(vol_dev_type("unknown_bus"))
def test_vol_driver_type(self):
for vol_format in ("qcow2", "qcow", "raw"):
self.assertEqual(vol_driver_type(vol_format), vol_format)
for vol_format in (None, "", "none", "unknown", "iso"):
self.assertEqual(vol_driver_type(vol_format), "raw")
self.assertEqual(vol_driver_type("linux-lvm", "disk"), "raw") # a partition
class OperationErrorTestCase(unittest.TestCase):