Support allocation_pools parameter on subnets #63
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This allows you to define multiple allocation pools, which is useful if you have non-contiguous blocks of IP addresses.
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This pull request introduces support for defining multiple allocation pools within subnets. This enhancement allows for greater flexibility in network configuration by enabling the use of non-contiguous blocks of IP addresses, which can be particularly useful in complex network environments.
Highlights
- Subnet Configuration: Added the "allocation_pools" parameter to the subnet definition in "roles/os_networks/tasks/networks.yml". This allows specifying multiple IP allocation ranges for a subnet.
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Code Review
This pull request adds support for the allocation_pools parameter for subnets, which is a useful feature. However, the new parameter is mutually exclusive with allocation_pool_start and allocation_pool_end, which can lead to task failures. I've added a comment explaining how to handle this to make the role more robust. Please also consider updating the documentation in roles/os_networks/defaults/main.yml to include the new parameter.
This allows you to define multiple allocation pools, which is useful if you have non-contiguous blocks of IP addresses.
See: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/openstack/cloud/subnet_module.html#parameter-allocation_pools