NEWS: Update with description of changes to lifecycle action handling
Signed-off-by: Peter Krempa <pkrempa@redhat.com> Reviewed-by: Andrea Bolognani <abologna@redhat.com>
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@ -45,6 +45,36 @@ v7.7.0 (unreleased)
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The genid attribute is now reported for VMX guests. Libvirt can now
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properly process super wide SCSI bus (64 units).
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* qemu: Lifecycle action (``on_poweroff``/``on_reboot``) handling improvements
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The handling of lifecycle actions was fixed and improved in multiple ways:
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- ``restart-rename`` action was forbidden
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The action was never properly implemented in the qemu driver and didn't
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actually result in a restart of the VM but rather termination. The qemu
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driver now rejects such configurations.
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- ``preserve`` action was forbidden
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Similarly to the previous case this never worked as the intended semantics
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of the actions dictate. It's better to not allow it at all until there's a
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proper implementation
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- ``reboot`` action of ``on_poweroff`` now actually works
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The guest OS is now rebooted instead of terminating the VM when the
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``reboot`` action is used and the guest OS powers down. Note that it's
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incompatible with ``on_reboot`` set to ``destroy``.
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- Changes in action action of ``on_reboot`` are now updated with qemu
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Libvirtd can now properly update the ``on_reboot`` action in qemu which
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allows proper handling when changing between ``reboot`` and ``destroy``
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actions. In addition, switching from ``reboot`` to ``destroy`` was
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forbidden for older qemus which don't support the update API as the guest
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could still reboot and execute some instructions until it was terminated.
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* **Bug fixes**
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* qemu: Open chardev logfile on behalf of QEMU
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