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feat(instances): a VM's options in one list, each saved when it can be
Settings > Options was four forms under bold sentences, most of them disabled while the VM ran. The owner chose this layout from three rendered options: one list, each row a setting with its description on the left and its control on the right: VM details (title, description), Template, primary video model, QEMU guest agent. vCPU hot plug moved to Resize > CPU, next to the vCPU counts. Codex reviewed the four forms; these are fixed: - Title, description and the video model are saved while the VM runs: they are in the persistent definition, used at the next start. - The template flag has its own form and view, set_template, for superusers and staff, and only for a shut-off VM: a running VM made a template left the quota while it kept running. Turning a template back into a VM checks the quota there, and each change is audited. The title form no longer touches the flag. - A new video model stays the primary one; the old model's memory and head settings, which are its own, go with it. - The agent and vCPU hot plug forms show the persistent definition; they showed the running VM's, so a pending change looked undone. - Enabling the guest agent adds its channel only where it is missing: saving Enabled again failed, and a channel pending the next start kept a running VM from getting one. - The agent line tells a VM that is not running, one without a channel, and a connected or not connected agent apart.
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@ -116,6 +116,24 @@ class DeviceEditsTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
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inbound = defined(p).find("devices/interface[@type='network']/bandwidth/inbound")
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self.assertEqual(inbound.attrib, {"average": "10", "peak": "20", "burst": "30", "floor": "4"})
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def test_a_new_video_model_stays_the_primary_one(self):
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# the old model's memory sizes are its own: they go
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p = proxy()
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p._XMLDesc = lambda flags: PERSISTENT.replace("<model type='vga'/>", "<model type='vga' vram='16384' primary='yes'/>")
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p.set_video_model("virtio")
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self.assertEqual(defined(p).find("devices/video/model").attrib, {"type": "virtio", "primary": "yes"})
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def test_the_agent_channel_and_vcpu_hot_plug_are_read_from_either_definition(self):
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p = proxy()
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pending = ("<channel type='unix'><target type='virtio' name='org.qemu.guest_agent.0'/></channel>"
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"<video>")
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vcpus = "<vcpus><vcpu id='0' enabled='yes' hotpluggable='no'/><vcpu id='1' enabled='no' hotpluggable='yes'/></vcpus>"
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p._XMLDesc = lambda flags: (PERSISTENT.replace("<video>", pending).replace("<devices>", vcpus + "<devices>")
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if flags == PERSISTENT_XML else LIVE)
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self.assertEqual((p.get_guest_agent(), p.get_vcpus()), (None, {}))
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self.assertIsNotNone(p.get_guest_agent(config=True))
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self.assertEqual([v["hotpluggable"] for v in p.get_vcpus(config=True).values()], ["no", "yes"])
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def test_cpu_title_and_description_are_read_from_either_definition(self):
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p = proxy()
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self.assertEqual((p.get_vcpu(), p.get_cur_vcpu(), p.get_title(), p.get_description()), (1, 1, "", ""))
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