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ASF GitHub Bot commented on BROOKLYN-248:
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Github user johnmccabe commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-server/pull/104#issuecomment-206374347
I pulled and built a few minutes ago and tried with this catalog:
```
brooklyn.catalog:
version: 0.1.2
items:
- id: loc-common-base
name: Base Location
itemType: location
item:
type: localhost
brooklyn.config:
privateKeyFile: some common private key file
privateKeyPassphrase: password
- id: loc-based-on-common-base
name: Derived Location
itemType: location
item:
type: loc-common-base
brooklyn.config:
user: user-who-inherits-private-key-values
password: password
```
And I still see both locations `loc-common-base` and `loc-common-base`
display with the name `Base Location`
I also tried adding `displayName: XXXX Location` to each in
`brooklyn.config` but see the same behaviour.
On a slight tangent, building up locations from other locations lends
itself to adding base locations that aren't useable by themselves, for example
a base that only sets common private keys - currently those building-block locs
show up in the list of locations via the jsgui - it'd be nice to have some way
of flagging whether a location gets presented to a user in the UI - either a
param or naming convention. Worth considering as a future enhancement?
> Incorrect name in derived locations
> -----------------------------------
>
> Key: BROOKLYN-248
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BROOKLYN-248
> Project: Brooklyn
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 0.9.0
> Environment: OSX
> Reporter: Duncan Godwin
>
> The following location displays "Test Location 1" for both "Test Location 1"
> and "Test Location 2" when you use it to launch an application.
> See the screenshot here:
> https://s3.amazonaws.com/drigodwin-misc/brooklyn-248-ss.png
> {code}
> brooklyn.catalog:
> version: 0.2.0
> items:
> - id: test-location-1
> name: "Test Location 1"
> itemType: location
> item:
> type: byon:(hosts="10.10.10.102")
> brooklyn.config:
> displayName: testingdisplayName
> user: testinguser
> password: testingpassword
> privateKeyFile: testingprivateKeyFile
> privateKeyPassphrase: testingprivateKeyPassphrase
> - id: test-location-2
> name: "Test Location 2"
> itemType: location
> item:
> type: test-location-1
> brooklyn.config:
> displayName: testingdisplayName2
> user: testinguser2
> {code}
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