Allow renaming cluster, host, and storage#608
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@davidjumani a Jenkins job has been kicked to build primate packages. I'll keep you posted as I make progress. |
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@GabrielBrascher Could you change |
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Breaking on primate QA, but tested locally. Working fine!
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@rhtyd Good to go! |
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@davidjumani thanks for the review. I pushed a commit changing |
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Thanks @GabrielBrascher |
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@davidjumani how does it fare if mgmt server/API does not support the arg?
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it'll get passed but ignored by the backend, but yes, better add an ACS version check
* Allow renaming cluster, host, and storage CloudStack PR: apache/cloudstack#4165 * change clustername.label to Cluster Name
Description
Current CloudStack master (4.15.0.0-SNAPSHOT) API commands
updateHost,updateCluster, andupdateStoragePoolallow updating the respective resource name.This PR adds support for such edit buttons on CloudStack primate.
CloudStack PR: apache/cloudstack#4165
Screenshots
Update Host name:

Update Cluster name:

Update Storage name:
