Allow template names to include a VM folder path #48
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Signed-off-by: theinen <[email protected]>
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… template, if no specific folder was given Signed-off-by: theinen <[email protected]>
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Description
VMs or templates to be cloned can now be inside of folders or subfolders.
Issues Resolved
Until now, templates or VMs to be cloned had to be placed in the vSphere's datacenter root directly. For better organization, most setups use folders to group templates - often being nested several levels deep.
Due to the find_vm method being non-recursive, using anything within folders was not possible before (#29). By converting the lookup to use the inventory path instead (format: "DATACENTER/vm/FOLDER/VM"), this now provides the ability to use both templates within the datacenter root (just as before) as well as within subfolders.
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