Multiple operatingsystems with same version?

Support
1

Hi,

with Foreman 1.9.3, creating multiple operating systems with the same
name and major/minor version but different description and
finish/provision templates just fails with the following error message:
Operating system version already exists

However, for testing and development purposes, it would be nice to have
the same version, just with different templates.
E.g. usually we have an OS "CentOS", Major Version "7", Minor Version
"1", Description "CentOS 7.1.1503" and the production finish/provision
templates.
For testing purposes, we would create the same OS again, with a
different title and different templates.

Is this a bug?
Or is there a better way to achieve this behavior?

Regards,
Stefan

··· -- Stefan Dietrich
2

Hi Stefan,
there is a discussion on this here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/foreman-dev/$20Bug$207743/foreman-dev/d2OWhUG3J_A/0SJb7K5cCgAJ

··· On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 3:20 PM, Stefan Dietrich wrote:

Hi,

with Foreman 1.9.3, creating multiple operating systems with the same
name and major/minor version but different description and
finish/provision templates just fails with the following error message:
Operating system version already exists

However, for testing and development purposes, it would be nice to have
the same version, just with different templates.
E.g. usually we have an OS “CentOS”, Major Version “7”, Minor Version
"1", Description “CentOS 7.1.1503” and the production finish/provision
templates.
For testing purposes, we would create the same OS again, with a
different title and different templates.

Is this a bug?
Or is there a better way to achieve this behavior?

Regards,
Stefan

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Stefan Dietrich stefan.dietrich@desy.de

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