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When creating a server with an attached volume, you can specify a block
device with a 'boot_index' of '0' and this will become the bootable
device. OSC allows users to do this by using either the '--volume'
option or a combination of the '--image' and '--boot-from-volume'
options, but we should also allow them to do it the "hard way" via the
'--block-device' option. For example:
openstack server create \
--block-device uuid=0a89ecd8-1fe2-45f0-94da-7789067911c9,boot_index=0 \
--block-device uuid=589266ef-fd88-46e9-b7b2-94503ce8f88f,boot_index=1 \
... \
my-server
Make this possible.
Change-Id: Ia48449fecbc590346630807b1c7da40102d53b33
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>
Story: 2010376
Task: 46617
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The ``server create`` command will no longer insist on an ``--image``,
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``--image-property``, ``--volume`` or ``--snapshot`` argument when a
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volume is provided with a boot index of ``0`` via the ``--block-device``
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option.
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