Prepare Ruby CPI for Ruby 3.4 - #357
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WalkthroughThe OpenStack CPI build and runtime configuration now use OpenStack Ruby 3.4. Network port filters use Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR updates the Ruby runtime and corrects Neutron filter serialization; merge readiness is otherwise intact, with only a minor follow-up to make the unit test verify both fixed_ips values explicitly. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/bosh_openstack_cpi/spec/unit/manual_network_spec.rb`:
- Line 160: Update the ports expectation in the relevant manual network example
to assert the exact serialized filters: replace the wildcard first fixed_ips
entry with "ip_address=10.0.0.1", while preserving the existing "network_id=net"
assertion.
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bosh_cpi 3.0.0 requires Ruby >= 3.3.0. Update package spec, packaging script, job spec, and cpi.erb template to depend on openstack-ruby-3.4. Also store major.minor only in .ruby-version so load_var resolves the correct BOSH package name. Co-authored-by: Saumya Dudeja <saumya.dudeja@sap.com>
The fixed_ips array mixed a plain string with a Ruby keyword arg
(network_id: net_id), which serialized as {network_id: "..."} and caused
Neutron to return 400 Bad Request. Both elements must be "key=value"
strings per the Neutron API.
Co-authored-by: Saumya Dudeja <saumya.dudeja@sap.com>
Ruby 3.4 changed three inspect behaviors:
- URI error message: "bad URI(is not URI?)" -> "bad URI (is not URI?)"
- String-keyed hash: "key"=>"val" -> "key" => "val" (spaces around =>)
- Symbol-keyed hash: {:k=>"val"} -> {k: "val"} (new-style keyword syntax)
Co-authored-by: Saumya Dudeja <saumya.dudeja@sap.com>
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Replace the wildcard first fixed_ips entry with the exact serialized string "ip_address=10.0.0.1" to match what the production code produces. Co-authored-by: Saumya Dudeja <saumya.dudeja@sap.com>
bosh_openstack_cpipackage and job toopenstack-ruby-3.4(was3.1); store only major.minor in.ruby-versionsobump-bosh-packagesdoesn't overwrite it with the full patch versionfixed_ipsarray was mixing a string with a Ruby keyword arg (network_id: net_id), causing Neutron 400 Bad Request - both elements must be"key=value"strings=>spacing in string-keyed hashes, new-style{k: v}for symbol-keyed hashes)Ruby Unit specs are failing, which is expected. The gems will be bumped by the pipeline job, which will resolve the issue.