Follows the cpu_type argument added to create_vm_from_cloud_init in NAPALM/napalm-device-types feat/vm-cpu-type (NetOrk/netork#494).
VMware sets CPU compatibility per cluster (EVC), not per VM, and this driver offers no get_vm_cpu_types(), so None is the only value it accepts. Any other value raises ValueError before the image is fetched, rather than being silently dropped.
Follows the `cpu_type` argument added to `create_vm_from_cloud_init` in NAPALM/napalm-device-types `feat/vm-cpu-type` (https://git.netork.io/NetOrk/netork/issues/494).
VMware sets CPU compatibility per cluster (EVC), not per VM, and this driver offers no `get_vm_cpu_types()`, so `None` is the only value it accepts. Any other value raises `ValueError` before the image is fetched, rather than being silently dropped.
napalm_device_types' create_vm_from_cloud_init gained cpu_type, the CPU model
a new VM gets (netork#494). VMware sets CPU compatibility per cluster (EVC),
not per VM, and this driver has no get_vm_cpu_types() to offer a model, so
None is the only value it can honour. Anything else raises ValueError before
the image is fetched rather than being dropped silently.
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Follows the
cpu_typeargument added tocreate_vm_from_cloud_initin NAPALM/napalm-device-typesfeat/vm-cpu-type(NetOrk/netork#494).VMware sets CPU compatibility per cluster (EVC), not per VM, and this driver offers no
get_vm_cpu_types(), soNoneis the only value it accepts. Any other value raisesValueErrorbefore the image is fetched, rather than being silently dropped.