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A lot of clouds using the router service plugin don't configure for DVR, but the service plugin still loads the extension, and exposes it via API. Which will break if api consumers (admins with default policy.json) attempt to create new style routers based on the information passed through /extensions/ api. This change introduces a new config option that allows to avoid loading the extension. For complatibility sake, it requires an opt-in from ops side to disable it, otherwise the extension is still loaded as before. This is helpful for automation matters. It may also be useful when preparing tempest.conf api_extensions=, when you could actually pass the result of /extensions/ request into tempest and expect the test suite to pass without yanking dvr off the list for non-dvr setups. We could go further and try to check if the controller is configured properly. That is complicated by the fact that f.e. such validation may require talking to ml2 drivers, or even agents, which is not feasible during api startup. Change-Id: I84be9be93862fe71a2d5b5322d7ebd476c784163 Related-Bug: #1450067 |
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