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[Kapil Thangavelu <kapil.thangavelu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

its unlikely that a given tosca config will work across arbitrary versions
of an os, if the release version can be inferred from the tosca
os_version field
for a machine that is the right place (series can be specified on a per
charm basis as well as at the bundle, where it acts as a default). ie. for
a given workload find the machine for hosted on rel, and examine its os to
determine charm series. If its not specified, i think using the cli
parameter is reasonable, with a default of latest LTS (currently trusty).

-k





On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 10:04 AM, Michael Chase-Salerno <
bratac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> This came up in the Hangout on Monday and it wasn't clear how it could be
> dealt with, so bringing it here for a broader discussion.
>
> Currently, "series" (as in Ubuntu release name) is a required component of
> the bundle file. It's also contained in the generated charm path. Right now
> I'm just sticking a bogus "Tosca" tag in there, but according to Nate,
> that's not going to work. Since the Tosca CSAR doesn't contain anything
> that would indicate what series should be used, I'm unsure how to best
> solve this. It seems like it's something we'll need to get from the user at
> import time, so we could take it as a command line argument.
>
> Any other thoughts on how to best get this info?
>
>
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