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Description of problem:
When creating or updating a host, it is possible to specify an owner_type. From the API docs:
> host[owner_type]
> optional , nil allowed
> Host's owner type
> Value: Must be one of: User, Usergroup.
The "owner_type" attribute is set to "User" when creating a host, even if one provides a value of "Usergroup".
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Tested against Satellite-6.1.0-RHEL-6-20150317.0 and Satellite-6.1.0-RHEL-7-20150317.0.
How reproducible:
Always.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a host. Specify an owner_type of "Usergroup".
2. Read back information about the just-created host. Examine the owner_type attribute.
Actual results:
A host is created with an owner type of "User".
Expected results:
A host is created with an owner type of "Usergroup".
Additional info:
If some mistake has been made while updating a host, then the server should return an HTTP 422 error giving some indication of such. To simply return an HTTP success status code and ignore the failures is bad behaviour.
Description of problem: When creating or updating a host, it is possible to specify an owner_type. From the API docs: > host[owner_type] > optional , nil allowed > Host's owner type > Value: Must be one of: User, Usergroup. The "owner_type" attribute is set to "User" when creating a host, even if one provides a value of "Usergroup". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Tested against Satellite-6.1.0-RHEL-6-20150317.0 and Satellite-6.1.0-RHEL-7-20150317.0. How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a host. Specify an owner_type of "Usergroup". 2. Read back information about the just-created host. Examine the owner_type attribute. Actual results: A host is created with an owner type of "User". Expected results: A host is created with an owner type of "Usergroup". Additional info: