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Description of problem:
When creating or editing a compute profile the RHEL8 is not showing as Guest OS list and new VMware hardware version.
How reproducible:
Every time create or Edit a compute profile.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Goto Infrastructure>Compute profile>Create a new Profile.
Virtual H/W version and Guest OS drop-down is not latest.
Actual results:
Virtual H/W version showing 4.x as the latest.
Guest OS shows RHEL7 as the latest.
Expected results:
New Virtual H/W version should be included which is 6.7.
New RHEL OS should be listed now which is RHEL8.
I will look into this, even though it is not showing RHEL 8, RHEL 7 will still work as it is just adding support for network drivers and that is the same if you were building a RHEL 6 box and picked RHEL 7 in the dropdown.
Same with 6.7, this is just for the vm tools and compatibility, after the fact you can go into vCenter and upgrade it by clicking on the VM.
Moving off Urgent since this is a non blocker for customers