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Created attachment 1037777[details]
Output of foreman-debug from a Satellite 6.1 system on RHEL 6.6.
Description of problem:
An organization can be associated with zero or more realms. Unfortunately, the API does not provide information about this organization → realm relationship.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Tested against Satellite 6.1.0 GA 8. Foreman-debug is attached.
How reproducible:
100%
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create an organization and associate it with a realm.
2. Get information about the organization with an HTTP GET request to /katello/api/v2/organizations/:id
3. Inspect the returned JSON payload. No mention of associated realms is made.
Actual results:
>>> from nailgun import entities
>>> org = entities.Organization().create(create_missing=True)
>>> org_attrs = org.read_json()
>>> org_attrs.keys()
[
u'compute_resources',
u'config_templates',
u'created_at',
u'default_content_view_id',
u'default_info',
u'description',
u'domains',
u'environments',
u'hostgroups',
u'id',
u'label',
u'library_id',
u'locations',
u'media',
u'name',
u'owner_details',
u'parameters',
u'redhat_docker_registry_url',
u'redhat_repository_url',
u'select_all_types',
u'service_level',
u'service_levels',
u'smart_proxies',
u'subnets',
u'title',
u'updated_at',
u'users',
]
Expected results:
Information about realms is included.
Additional info:
n/a
Comment 1RHEL Program Management
2015-06-11 16:52:56 UTC
Since this issue was entered in Red Hat Bugzilla, the release flag has been
set to ? to ensure that it is properly evaluated for this release.
This API should optimally be removed as we believe nothing is using it currently.
Going to propose we remove this API entirely in a future release instead of fixing this specific issue.
Gah. Please don't remove `/katello/api/v2/organizations/:id`. Sure, *satellite* may not be using this API path. But the point of an API is to make sure that customers you don't even know about can fiddle with Satellite. Removing this path would really make life worse for API users.
I've changed the title for this bug to reflect what GET /katello/api/organizations/:id actually returns. "realm" isn't the only missing attribute:
>>> org = entities.Organization(id=436)
>>> expected = set(org.get_fields().keys())
>>> actual = set(org.read_json().keys())
>>> expected - actual
set([
'compute_resource',
'config_template',
'domain',
'environment',
'hostgroup',
'realm',
'smart_proxy',
'subnet',
'user',
])
Created attachment 1037777 [details] Output of foreman-debug from a Satellite 6.1 system on RHEL 6.6. Description of problem: An organization can be associated with zero or more realms. Unfortunately, the API does not provide information about this organization → realm relationship. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Tested against Satellite 6.1.0 GA 8. Foreman-debug is attached. How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create an organization and associate it with a realm. 2. Get information about the organization with an HTTP GET request to /katello/api/v2/organizations/:id 3. Inspect the returned JSON payload. No mention of associated realms is made. Actual results: >>> from nailgun import entities >>> org = entities.Organization().create(create_missing=True) >>> org_attrs = org.read_json() >>> org_attrs.keys() [ u'compute_resources', u'config_templates', u'created_at', u'default_content_view_id', u'default_info', u'description', u'domains', u'environments', u'hostgroups', u'id', u'label', u'library_id', u'locations', u'media', u'name', u'owner_details', u'parameters', u'redhat_docker_registry_url', u'redhat_repository_url', u'select_all_types', u'service_level', u'service_levels', u'smart_proxies', u'subnets', u'title', u'updated_at', u'users', ] Expected results: Information about realms is included. Additional info: n/a