Jd bgp works #76
Jd bgp works #76
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Summary of ChangesHello @darmach, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly extends the OpenStack network automation capabilities within the 'os_networks' Ansible role. It introduces new functionalities for provisioning and managing OpenStack address scopes and subnet pools, which are fundamental for advanced IP address management. Furthermore, it enhances subnet creation by allowing the specification of 'prefix_length' and provides explicit control over Source Network Address Translation (SNAT) for OpenStack routers. A minor correction to a parameter name in the subnet module ensures better alignment with OpenStack's API. While the PR title "Jd bgp works" suggests a broader goal, these changes specifically focus on robust OpenStack network resource orchestration. Highlights
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This pull request adds support for OpenStack address scopes, subnet pools, and other networking features, likely for BGP support. The changes are functionally useful, but there are several areas for improvement. The new variables os_address_scopes and os_subnet_pools lack default values, which will cause playbook failures if they are not defined; I've added comments with fixes. Additionally, the new features are not documented in README.md or defaults/main.yml, and a bug fix introduces a breaking change (subnetpool -> subnet_pool) that should be communicated. For future maintainability, consider using module_defaults to reduce the duplication of authentication parameters across tasks.
| name: "{{ item.name }}" | ||
| shared: "{{ item.shared | default(omit) }}" | ||
| ip_version: "{{ item.ip_version | default(omit) }}" | ||
| with_items: "{{ os_address_scopes }}" |
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The variable os_address_scopes is not defined in the role's defaults. If it's not provided by the user, this task will fail. To make it optional and prevent errors, please provide a default value. This will make the role more robust by simply skipping the loop if the variable is not defined.
with_items: "{{ os_address_scopes | default([]) }}"| shared: "{{ item.shared | default(omit) }}" | ||
| prefixes: "{{ item.prefixes }}" | ||
| address_scope: "{{ item.address_scope }}" | ||
| with_items: "{{ os_subnet_pools }}" |
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Similar to os_address_scopes, the variable os_subnet_pools is not defined in the role's defaults. This will cause the task to fail if the variable is not set. Please provide a default value to make it optional and avoid potential playbook failures.
with_items: "{{ os_subnet_pools | default([]) }}"
| name: "{{ item.name }}" | ||
| shared: "{{ item.shared | default(omit) }}" | ||
| ip_version: "{{ item.ip_version | default(omit) }}" | ||
| with_items: "{{ os_address_scopes }}" |
| shared: "{{ item.shared | default(omit) }}" | ||
| prefixes: "{{ item.prefixes }}" | ||
| address_scope: "{{ item.address_scope }}" | ||
| with_items: "{{ os_subnet_pools }}" |
| ipv6_address_mode: "{{ item.1.ipv6_address_mode | default(omit) }}" | ||
| ipv6_ra_mode: "{{ item.1.ipv6_ra_mode | default(omit) }}" | ||
| use_default_subnetpool: "{{ item.1.use_default_subnetpool | default(omit) }}" | ||
| subnetpool: "{{ item.1.subnetpool | default(omit) }}" |
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