ironic-ui/releasenotes/notes/view-portgroups-a3efb4407536caf2.yaml
Peter Piela 863e9e6295 Add functionality to view portgroups
This is the first in a series of reviews that will add functionality
to manage portgroups within the Ironic UI. Specifically, this commit
adds the following items:

- API functions for listing, creating, and deleting portgroups
- A tabular view of the portgroups associated with a node in
  the node-details/configuration table
- The portgroup table utilizes expandable detail rows for
  giving the user access to additional information. Detail
  rows provide a scalable way to display additional information
  without resorting to a separate tab/page.
- The node-details/configuration ports table has been reworked
  to take advantage of detail rows.
- The batch and inividual delete-portgroup actions are working.

I am looking for feedback on all aspects of the new functionality,
including the use of detail rows in data tables.

Change-Id: I4c150db4e56fa6970cc112c87cdc54cb3fbb28e5
2017-06-28 16:02:26 -04:00

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---
features:
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Support has been added for viewing and managing the portgroups
associated with an Ironic node.
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A portgroup table has been added to the node-details/configuration tab.
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Each row in the table displays a single portgroup, and has column entries
for its UUID, MAC address, name, and number of ports. A dropdown menu
is also provided that contains actions that can be applied to the
portgroup.
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Detailed information for a portgroup is obtained by clicking the
detail-toggle-selector (right-chevron) located in its table row.
The additional information is displayed in a row expansion.
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The port table in node-details/configuration tab has been modified
as follows:
* A column has been added that displays the UUID of the portgroup
to which the port belongs.
* The ``Properties`` column has been replaced with a column that
displays only the pxe_enabled property.
* Additional properties are displayed by clicking the
detail-toggle-selector for that port in a similar manner to the
portgroup table.