A disk of the user's VMs whose size could not be read (its volume not in a
pool, the pool stopped) counted as 0 GiB, so a disk-limited user's increase
could pass over the limit. A disk no pool holds now has the size libvirt
reads from the file or device (blockInfo, also for a shut-off VM); one whose
size is still unknown makes the usage unverified and the increase is
refused, as when a host cannot be reached. Users without a disk limit are
not affected.
A running VM's page read its addresses while it rendered: the guest agent,
when its channel is connected but it does not answer, holds the page (and
a gunicorn worker) for its whole 10 s timeout, on every load. The page now
shows them once it has loaded: vm_addresses.js asks the new
instances/<pk>/addresses/ for each NIC's addresses and fills the header's
IPv4 and each network card's IPv4 and IPv6.
- 25 vrtManager test modules configured settings themselves when Django
had none (MAC_OUI, and in test_network_ip a fake django module): under
manage.py test settings are always configured, so it never ran.
- webvirtcloud/tests/test_common_tags.py tested no tag: it fetched an
unknown URL, as test_error_pages and test_logging already do.
- .gitignore covers the parallel runs' test_db_N.sqlite3 files too.
wvmInstance kept the guest agent's and the ARP table's addresses from
the first NIC it was asked about, and never read them again on that
object; it carried a lease lookup that was never filled.
The addresses are now one {MAC: (IPv4, IPv6)} read, kept like the
domain XML only inside a cached_reads block: the VM page, which reads
its NICs twice, asks the agent once (it may take its whole timeout),
and a read outside a page's block is a new one. The agent's addresses
still come before the ARP table's.
The Boot pane shows Autostart and the boot menu as switches that save on
change, and the boot order as one list of the VM's disks, CD-ROM drives
and NICs: the devices in the order first, checked and numbered, the
others below. Up and Down move the checked devices; Apply order saves.
- The boot menu can be changed while the VM runs: it is in the
persistent definition, so it applies at the next start, as the boot
order does.
- The boot order editor no longer needs the boot menu enabled.
- A VM that boots by device type (<os><boot dev='hd'/>) names those
types; checking devices replaces that order.
- An order is refused while a device the list does not show (a host
device, a floppy) has a boot place, so Apply does not drop it; the
message points to the XML editor.
- An empty order is refused with a message instead of being ignored.
- get_bootorder gives a NIC's full MAC as its target.
- The unused jQuery multiselect plugin is removed.
131 test modules sat next to the code they test; instances alone had
51 of them beside views.py and utils.py. They move into a
tests/ package per app, and the JavaScript checks into
webvirtcloud/tests/js. Each non-empty tests.py becomes tests/test_views.py;
the empty generated stubs are removed.
Imports of the app's own modules become absolute, paths built from
__file__ go one level up, the live helper is instances.tests.livetest,
and coverage omits */tests/*. The suite discovers the same 960 tests as
before.
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