Todd B. Sanders wrote:
On 09/27/2010 01:28 PM, Sayli Karmarkar wrote:
As we decided in key-value attributes deep dive, I am making changes
to consumergroup to make key_value_pair a property of consumergroup
(not just consumer). That will make sure that consumers added to the
consumergroup AFTER setting a key-value property of the group will
also inherit that property. This complicates error handling a little
bit.
Let's say I have consumer1 and consumer2 registered to the
pulp-server and I add key-value {location : rdu} to consumer1.
consumer1 and consumer2 belong to consumergroup "testgroup". When I
try to add key-value {location : sea} to this group, should it -
1. fail saying consumer1 already has different value for that key ?
2. override key-value for consumer1 to {location : sea} ? (basically
delete location key from consumer1, so there is no conflict)
3. fail, unless --override flag is set ?
Same error handling will need to be added when adding a consumer to
consumergroup.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Definitely either 2. or 3. Do we have the notion of --override or
--force anywhere else?
-Todd
No. We don't have --override or --force anywhere else.
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