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Search configured project image families #9243
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Hi @cblecker
Thanks for this work - I would love to see an acceptance test in place to show that it works as expected
Does this also need to be documented in anyway to show the behaviour?
Paul
Hi @stack72 -- Without that part being fixed, I'm not sure how else to write an acceptance test for this particular case. Feedback is welcome and appreciated! Christoph |
As #9262 was resolved by #9614, this became unblocked. I rebased this on top of those fixes, and ran the acceptance tests. They now pass.
@stack72 -- I think this is now ready for review and possibly merge 😄 |
Nps - it won't make 0.7.8 as we are in a release prep right now - but i will merge it for the next version if that's ok? |
Yeah, that's fine with me. Thanks! |
LGTM now @cblecker. Ran All Compute Tests just to make sure :)
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Thank you guys! |
* Search configured project image families * Clarify documentation around google_compute_instance image families * Acceptance test for private instance family creation
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Fixes #9229.
This adds a check to search image families in the configured project prior to trying to search for an alternative project.