On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 5:50 PM <scott.fitzger...@oracle.com> wrote:
>
> re this, for anyone trying to figure it out:
>
> Various combinations of null and empty lists for the DiskAttachments and Disk
> fields in the snapshot builder still resulted in all VM Disks being included.
> Having revisited this today, and after some experimentation, I got this
> workaround to behave as expected:
>
> List<DiskAttachment> attachments = new ArrayList<>();
> attachments.add(new DiskAttachmentBuilder().build());
> SnapshotBuilder builder = new
> SnapshotBuilder().vm(vm).name("Snap").description("Test").diskAttachments(attachments).disks((Disk)
> null).persistMemorystate(false);
>
> By adding the dummy attachment to the list, the resulting snapshot will have
> no disks. I imagine this circumvents some check like
>
> if(chosenAttachments.size == 0 || chosenAttachments == null){
> chosenAttachments.addAll(vm.diskAttachments);
> }
>
> Slightly hacky, but functional. Possibly an RFE worth looking at?
What is the use case for snapshot without disks? What does this snapshot
mean? How do you use it?
Nir
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