Hello, We have an existing software developed for popular Linux distributions and satisfies some of the requirements to be a node plug-in, like files present in /opt/<vendor>/<plugin>, etc.
There are some files present outside of /opt and that fails validation in edit_node:_validate_installed_files. These files are not critical for the functionality of the plugin and can be removed via /etc/ovirt-plugins.d/<plugin>.minimizer. But the minimizer runs *after* _validate_installed_files. So the validation fails anyway. The other way to address this might be with a separate set of packages that have the offending files/directories cleaned up and plug-in-ready. We would very much like to avoid taking this route for efficiency reasons. We would like to have a mechanism that can remove files/directories that are non-critical for the plug-in and *then* invoke _validate_installed_files. Since the minimizer would anyway remove some files/directories, it seems like validating the installed files makes more sense after unwanted files are removed, not before. Any thoughts/comments? -- Thanks, Charles Rose Linux Engineering Dell Inc. _______________________________________________ node-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/node-devel
