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Merge upstream 2020-06-17 #77
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Sometimes a caller actually needs to know whether we succeeded in changing the provisioning state or if we're just retrying because of a conflict. Mostly it doesn't though, so implement it as a separate method to avoid adding complexity everywhere.
Add reviewers who are not already in the approvers list based on the policy described in metal3-io/metal3-docs#93 dukov also qualifies, but is not yet a member of the org so will be added near the end of the transition Signed-off-by: Doug Hellmann <dhellmann@redhat.com>
Add tryChangeNodeProvisionState() method in ironic provisioner
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Change-Id: Ic0521a8308a15202ec5ed90fea44fc0f02b6d2de
Golang 1.14 introduces new defaults around modules, namely the -mod flag. If a vendor directory is present, it will be used; if it's not, the new go module system will be used. This will allow us to build this module in a variety of environments without changing our build scripts.
Golang 1.14 introduces some small changes to the semantics of the go.mod file so we are updating it to reflect that (this is done with `go mod tidy`, not by hand.).
Add Dmitry Ukov to reviewers list
Upgrade module to Golang 1.14, and tidy modules
🏃 Add small changes to BMO and Ironic deployment documentation
Go 1.14 introduces some new semantics, this is an auto generated change.
Go 1.14 introduces new defaults that make this unnecessary. If a vendor directory is present, it will be used. If it's absent, the regular go module system will be used.
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There are a couple of commits on top of the merge:
-mod=vendor
flag from the build commandThis solves the same problem as #76 but it's more elegant. Golang 1.14 introduces new defaults that make the
mod
flag unnecessary in our scenario (both upstream and downstream).