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Bug 840439

Summary: Unable to assign a repository to multiple CDS clusters
Product: Red Hat Update Infrastructure for Cloud Providers Reporter: mkovacik
Component: RHUAAssignee: James Slagle <jslagle>
Status: CLOSED NOTABUG QA Contact: mkovacik
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Version: 2.1CC: kbidarka, sghai, tsanders
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Last Closed: 2012-07-16 13:55:06 UTC Type: Bug
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Description mkovacik 2012-07-16 11:45:47 UTC 
Created attachment 598432 [details]
Screen log

Description of problem:
No repository is offered to assign to a newly created CDS cluster even both a Red Hat and a custom repository are registered with the RHUI instance

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How reproducible:
1of1


Steps to Reproduce:
1. create CDS cluster A
2. add a Red Hat repository Rh
3. add a custom repository Rc
4. create a CDS cluster B (by "moving" one node from a multi-node cluster A)
5. try to assign a repository to the cluster B
6. no repository is available for assignment

Actual results:
One is unable to associate a repository to multiple clusters

Expected results:
It is possible to associate a repository to multiple clusters


Additional info:
- see as well the attached screen log
- might be related to bug 840005
Comment 1 mkovacik 2012-07-16 13:41:46 UTC 
Created attachment 598452 [details]
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Actually, this isn't a bug: creating a new repository assigns it to all the available clusters, hence a repository can indeed be assigned to multiple clusters.
Comment 2 mkovacik 2012-07-16 13:55:06 UTC 
well, not to all of them, but to the first cluster created. However, it then can be assigned to any other clusters; closing as not a bug...