Description of problem: VMware image created on the Satellite WEB-UI with UUID does not work. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Satellite 6.4 Vcenter 6.7 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create an image on the Satellite web-ui. 2. Log into the Satellite web-ui --> Infrastructure --> Compute Resource (VMWARE TYPE)--> drill on the vcenter compute resource--> Click on the image tab--> Click on Create Image. 3. Fill all the details with the chosen image and click on submit. The image will be created with the uuid. For example "50134858-ff98-d7f0-58bc-bb52d1c13264" 4. Then tried to provision a host with the image. Actual results: Got the below exception:- Fog::Compute::Vsphere::NotFound: 5005f013-0b7a-c991-aa5f-66fff43e379a was not found Expected results: It should have provisioned a new host. Additional info: However, if with hammer command we try to replace the UUID with the path on VMware where the images lives, it does work. hammer compute-resource image create --name "Test-rhel6-am1" \ --operatingsystem "RedHat 7.5" --architecture "x86_64" --username root \ --uuid "Templates/Test-rhel75-am1" \ --compute-resource "Test"
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