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The resource tracker Claim object works on a copy of the instance object got from the compute manager. But the PCI claim logic does not use the copy but use the original instance object. However the abort claim logic including the abort PCI claim logic worked on the copy only. Therefore the claimed PCI devices are visible to the compute manager in the instance.pci_decives list even after the claim is aborted. There was another bug in the PCIDevice object where the instance object wasn't passed to the free() function and therefore the instance.pci_devices list wasn't updated when the device was freed. Closes-Bug: #1860555 Change-Id: Iff343d4d78996cd17a6a584fefa7071c81311673
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29 lines
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{
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"event_type":"instance.create.error",
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"payload":{
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"$ref":"common_payloads/InstanceCreatePayload.json#",
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"nova_object.data": {
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"fault": {
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"nova_object.data": {
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"exception": "FlavorDiskTooSmall",
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"exception_message": "The created instance's disk would be too small.",
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"function_name": "_build_resources",
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"module_name": "nova.tests.functional.notification_sample_tests.test_instance",
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"traceback": "Traceback (most recent call last):\n File \"nova/compute/manager.py\", line ..."
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},
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"nova_object.name": "ExceptionPayload",
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"nova_object.namespace": "nova",
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"nova_object.version": "1.1"
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},
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"ip_addresses": [],
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"launched_at": null,
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"power_state": "pending",
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"state": "building",
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"host": null,
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"node": null
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}
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},
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"priority":"ERROR",
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"publisher_id":"nova-compute:compute"
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}
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