Fixes #37496 - RHEL registration template prioritizes paramaters

[aburhinox]

Fixes #37496

This changes the priority on subman_org to use host_parm if present, then use katello generated org. This will allow users to override the katello generated org through a host_parm, and if not present continue to work as today with the katello generated org.

[stejskalleos]

IMO, it does make sense. We should allow users to override the output of the template by host parameters, but I'll leave the final ACK to @nofaralfasi

[ekohl]

@nofaralfasi is on PTO for this week, but it makes sense to me too. Shall we just merge it now?

[nofaralfasi]

LGTM.

[ekohl]

@aburhinox could you rephrase the the commit message to fit our convention? I also don't know why CI didn't run, so updating your commit may also solve that.

[aburhinox]

Thanks for taking a look at this. I believe I followed the commit message guidance I found https://theforeman.org/handbook.html but it's still failing the automated tests. Can anyone help point out what is wrong with the commit message? I have the redmine number, added the short description, and have slightly longer description below, not sure why it's failing.

[stejskalleos]

Hi,
It looks like you made a mistake while cleaning up the commit message. Right now, there are four commits instead of one.
How to fix it:

Make sure you have the latest develop:

• git checkout develop
• git pull upstream develop

Then rebase your branch and cleanup commits:

• git checkout your-branch
• git rebase -i develop, keep only this line:

reword d94fd9d Fixes #37496 

(remove all other commit lines)

• Save and exit editor
• Rename the commit message to "Fixes #ID - Your message"
• Save and exit editor

Check changes:

• git diff develop

After you check that everything is correct:

• git push -f

[aburhinox]

thanks @stejskalleos, that did the trick. it looks like it's in good condition to review now.

[stejskalleos]

Thanks @aburhinox