[murano] [python-muranoclient] environment-action-get-result command accesses incorrect API call Edit

Kirill, could you please elaborate on this?

- provide a brief description

- describe the user impact

- whether there are work arounds or not

- should we really target this to MUs? or just fix this in 9.0 instead

Hi Kirill,

we need more information here. What is the issue? Do we have a fix?
How to reproduce it?

Liberty-based (0.7.2 and earlier) and mitaka (0.8.1 and earlier) clients have this bug. The problem is within environment-action-get-result command.

Calling this command results in a 404 error, since instead of calling 'get_result' API endpoint this CLI command calls 'call' endpoint. This means, that it is impossible to get action result from CLI. As a workaround a user might examine environments status, and deduce, from it the status of action execution, although if action returns anything — this might not be enough.

User impact is not high, since we currently do not have much apps, that return something. Nevertheless, this bug renders one of the CLI commands useless.

murano hasn't environment-action-get-result command in MOS 7.0 yet

# nova-manage version
2015.1.1
# murano-manage --version
2015.1.0
# murano environment-action-get-result
usage: murano [-d] [-v] [-k] [--os-cacert <ca-certificate>]
 ...
murano: error: argument <subcommand>: invalid choice: 'environment-action-get-result' (choose from 'bundle-import', 'category-create', 'category-delete', 'category-list', 'category-show', 'deployment-list', 'env-template-add-app', 'env-template-create', 'env-template-del-app', 'env-template-delete', 'env-template-list', 'env-template-show', 'env-template-update', 'environment-create', 'environment-delete', 'environment-list', 'environment-rename', 'environment-show', 'package-create', 'package-delete', 'package-download', 'package-import', 'package-list', 'package-show', 'service-show', 'bash-completion', 'help', 'bash_completion')

Setting to won't fix for MOS 8.0 as it is not customer-found issue with medium importance.