@James:
It looks like the --help output doesn't list --region and lists
--os_region_name and --region_name instead. That said, my tests seem to
show that the --region option still works (for now).
Retesting:
$ for opt in region region_name os_region_name; do
for region in doesnotexist regionOne regionTwo; do
echo "opt: ${opt}, region: ${region}"
nova --${opt} ${region} endpoints | \
awk '$2 ~ /region/ { print $4 }' | sort -u
done
done
opt: region, region: doesnotexist
ERROR:
opt: region, region: regionOne
regionOne
opt: region, region: regionTwo
regionOne
opt: region_name, region: doesnotexist
ERROR:
opt: region_name, region: regionOne
regionOne
opt: region_name, region: regionTwo
regionOne
opt: os_region_name, region: doesnotexist
ERROR:
opt: os_region_name, region: regionOne
regionOne
opt: os_region_name, region: regionTwo
regionOne
My results seem to be the same.
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nova client does not respect regions for a subset of commands
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