CLI server update disk issue

[gavin-lai]

Hi CLI team,
A support ticket (
https://t3n.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/1340287) came in, when running with 2016-11-24 binary
clc version:
CenturyLink Cloud CLI (Version v1.1.0)
https://github.com/CenturyLinkCloud/clc-go-cli
Go Version: go1.7.1 windows/amd64
Built on: 2016-11-24_01:48:24pm
Git Commit: 489cade

#69 supposed to fix a similar issue.
PS C:\clc> .\clc.exe server update '{"ServerId": "va1pmta00000003","Disks" : {"Keep" : [{ "Id": "0:0", "SizeGB": 1},{ "Id": "0:1", "SizeGB": 2},{
"Id": "0:2", "SizeGB": 22}]}}'

{ServerId: va1pmta00000003,Disks : {Keep : [{ Id: 0:0, SizeGB: 1},{ Id: 0:1, SizeGB: 2},{ Id: 0:2, SizeGB: 22}]}} is neither a valid JSON object nor a valid object in a=b,c=d.. format.
PS C:\clc>
Still having error.
Any insight would be great.
Thanks
Gavin

[casrep]

I have a similar issue. Could the README and the tool's help text be updated to clarify what the accepted structure is as well?

To be clear - the server has 3 disks, and I'm trying delete 0:2. Here's the commands and results I ran:

$ clc server update --server-name SERVERNAME --disks 0:0,0:1
`0:0,0:1` must be an object specified either in JSON or in key=value,.. format

$ clc server update --server-name SERVERNAME --disks diskId=0:0,diskId=0:1
Unknown option or argument: `DiskId`.

$ clc server update --server-name SERVERNAME --disks id=0:0,id=0:1
Unknown option or argument: `Id`.

$ clc server update --server-name SERVERNAME --disks "id=0:0,id=0:1"
Unknown option or argument: `Id`.

[antonsoroko]

@gavin-lai Hi. You need to use DiskId instead of Id:
(as described here - #69 (comment))

$ clc server update '{"ServerId": "VA2RUCKTESTGO01","Disks" : {"Keep" : [{ "DiskId": "0:0", "SizeGB": 1},{ "DiskId": "0:1", "SizeGB": 2},{ "DiskId": "0:2", "SizeGB": 14},{ "DiskId": "0:3", "SizeGB": 5},{ "DiskId": "0:4", "SizeGB": 5}]}}'
{
    "Href": "/v2/operations/ruck/status/va2-27418",
    "Id": "va2-27418",
    "Name": "",
    "Rel": "status",
    "Verbs": null
}

@casrep Hi. You need to use JSON, like this
(more info about format and why you should specify SizeGB - #69 (comment))

$ clc server update '{"ServerId": "VA2RUCKTESTGO01","Disks" : {"Keep" : [{ "DiskId": "0:0", "SizeGB": 1},{ "DiskId": "0:1", "SizeGB": 2},{ "DiskId": "0:2", "SizeGB": 14},{ "DiskId": "0:3", "SizeGB": 8},{ "DiskId": "0:4", "SizeGB": 15}]}}'
{
    "Href": "/v2/operations/ruck/status/va2-27419",
    "Id": "va2-27419",
    "Name": "",
    "Rel": "status",
    "Verbs": null
}

So, I got this info from clc server list before these operations:

            "Disks": [
                {
                    "Id": "0:0",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 1
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:1",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 2
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:2",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 14
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:3",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 5
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:4",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 5
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:5",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 5
                }
            ],

And after these two operations I got

            "Disks": [
                {
                    "Id": "0:0",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 1
                },
                {
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 2
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:2",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 14
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:3",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 8
                },
                {
                    "Id": "0:4",
                    "PartitionPaths": [],
                    "SizeGB": 15
                }
            ],

[gavin-lai]

Hi Anton, what version of CLI are you using? I cut and paste your command in a Windows environment and change the server name and I got the same error.
Thanks
Gavin

[antonsoroko]

Hi.
I've used the latest version from https://github.com/CenturyLinkCloud/clc-go-cli/releases
(clc-v1.1.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz, to be precise)

$ clc version

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                                /___/

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CenturyLink Cloud CLI (Version v1.1.0)
https://github.com/CenturyLinkCloud/clc-go-cli

Go Version: go1.7.1 linux/amd64
Built on: 2016-11-24_01:48:24pm
Git Commit: 489cade9e389037d776254c8668667f14da59f2c

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