Hello,
I was familiar with the ansible fetch_nested/nested_attributes to get
additionnal information from API.
Recently it has been deprecated in order to be replaced by the
"follow(s)" verb.
I understand it will follow the links into the schema definition of the
object like:
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/permissions"
rel="permissions"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/tags"
rel="tags"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/cdroms"
rel="cdroms"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/nics"
rel="nics"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/watchdogs"
rel="watchdogs"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/diskattachments"
rel="diskattachments"/>
<link
href="/ovirt-engine/api/templates/e020281a-f5f0-4d98-91e3-4f3a9fc069b1/graphicsconsoles"
rel="graphicsconsoles"/>
but I can't get fetch nested (name of cluster) of :
<cluster
href="/ovirt-engine/api/clusters/bbeb38a4-79f0-11ec-86cb-00163e6d6a50"
id="bbeb38a4-79f0-11ec-86cb-00163e6d6a50"/>
I was used to do this query with:
fetch_nested: yes
nested_attribute:
- name
Is it possible to do the same with "follow(s)"?
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