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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Normal
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None
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6.13.1
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Endeavour
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1
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False
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rubygem-foreman_remote_execution-16.0.0
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Moderate
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Bug Fix
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Proposed
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To Do
Description of problem:
- hammer does not assign all Locations and Organisations when importing a Job Template
- It seems hammer only adds the Job Template to the default Org/Loc
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
- Satellite 6.12.z
- Satellite 6.13.z
How reproducible:
- Everytime you import an previously exported Job Template
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have at least 2 Locations and Organisations in Satellite
2. Create a Job Template with the name "test" (see example below)
3. Assign both Locations and Organisations in the Job Template
- hammer job-template update --organizations aaxc,redhat --locations lab,muc --name test
4. Check if the Job Template test has both locations and organisations
- hammer job-template info --name test
ID: 252
Name: test
Job Category: Miscellaneous
Provider: script
Type: job_template
Description:
Inputs:
Locations:
lab
muc
Organizations:
aaxc
redhat
5. Export the Job Template
- hammer job-template export --name test > test.template
6. Remove the Job Template with the name "test"
- hammer job-template delete --name test
7. Import the previously exported template "test"
- hammer job-template import --file test.template
8. Get information for Job Template with the name "test"
- hammer job-template info --name test
ID: 252
Name: test
Job Category: Miscellaneous
Provider: script
Type: job_template
Description:
Inputs:
Locations:
lab
Organizations:
redhat
Actual results:
- The imported Job Template is missing one Org/Loc
Expected results:
- All exported information should re-import correctly
Additional info:
- Example Job Template:
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<%#
name: test
snippet: false
model: JobTemplate
job_category: Miscellaneous
provider_type: script
kind: job_template
organizations: - aaxc
- redhat
locations: - lab
- muc
%>
echo test
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