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provider/vsphere: Improved SCSI controller handling #7908
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Hi @dkalleg How do the acceptance tests look on your side for this? P. |
@stack72 WIP :) Sort of an emergency fix on my end. I plan to add an unit test for this as well, one that proves 7 scsi disks can be added successfully. You got back to me really quickly.. and I'm sure 0.7.0 is coming quickly.. should I be setting high prio on these tasks? ;) |
We are currently in lock down for 0.7 release :) Only emergency fixes going in right now so if you think this fits, then let me know! |
Gotcha. This is important for my org. I'll will have a new test and all tests passing some time tomorrow for sure. aaaaand I'm also working on one more PR to fix #7897 :) I'm pushing to have both in 0.7.0. |
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@stack72 Test added, passing on my end. |
Govmomi tries to use the 7th slot in a scsi controller, which is not allowed. This patch will appropriately select the slot to attach a disk to as well as determine if a scsi controller is full.
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Hey @dkalleg Any chance you can drop the test results run in the thread for history? P. |
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This LGTM! Thanks @dkalleg :) |
Thanks @stack72 ! |
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Govmomi tries to use the 7th slot in a scsi controller, which is not
allowed. This patch will appropriately select the slot to attach a disk
to as well as determine if a scsi controller is full.