This seems to work for me. Be clear that
classes:
xyz = ( !one !two ... )
means (NOT ONE) OR (NOT TWO) OR ..
Check your logic?
M
Maarten van Ingen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed a (parser?)bug when i define a class which depends on multiple
> negates of other classes.
> For example:
>
> /groups:
>
> WORKER_NODE = ( !STORAGE_SERVERS !RESOURCE_BROKERS
> !COMPUTE_SERVERS )/
>
> In this case WORKER_NODE will never be defined.
> There is a workaround like:
>
> /groups:
>
> NOT_WORKER_NODE = ( STORAGE_SERVERS RESOURCE_BROKERS
> COMPUTE_SERVERS )
> WORKER_NODE = ( !NOT_WORKER_NODE )/
>
> It works, but it's not elegant and when you have a mix of classes and
> negates of classes it can become problematic.
> The problem exists at least till 2.1.21.
>
> Maarten van Ingen
>
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