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OCPCLOUD-1769: Make machine phases public consts #1084
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Rather than forcing machine providers to replicate the machine phases, if needed, the phases should be made public consts instead. Related: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPCLOUD-1769
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Resolved the main issue of missing most variable renames. |
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I had imagined we would move these consts to the API repo and have folks import them from there, ie |
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+1 to what @JoelSpeed said. I would prefer to have this within the API definitions. |
Okay, I didn't realize that was the expectation. I can update the Jira, to make changes to API, and I'd expect it would be best to pull those changes back into MAO once they are available, along with updates to the providers as well (for now, I am only aware of IBM Cloud MAPI). I'll close this PR out then, and open a follow up PR once the changes to API get updated. |
Rather than forcing machine providers to replicate the machine phases, if needed, the phases should be made public consts instead.
Related: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPCLOUD-1769