OpenStackConfig.get_all() will fail with a keystone exception if there are
any OS_* variables set in the environment [1]. This is easy to trigger if,
for example, you have set OS_BAREMETAL_API_VERSION in your environment to
work around [2].

We can avoid the problem by removing the call to get_all(), and
instead initializing the list of clouds using get_cloud_names().

This commit makes a number of additional changes to
esiclient/v1/mdc/mdc_node_baremetal.py:

- Several attribute names appear to have changed since this code was
  written (node.uuid is now node.id; node.instance_uuid is now
  node.instance_id).

- Replace single-letter variable names with more meaningful names.

- Add the '--ignore-invalid' command, which allows the command to continue
  in the event that it cannot successfully connect to one or more clouds.

[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstacksdk/+bug/2096621
[2]: CCI-MOC/esi#669

OpenStackConfig.get_all() will fail with a keystone exception if there are
any OS_* variables set in the environment [1]. This is easy to trigger if,
for example, you have set OS_BAREMETAL_API_VERSION in your environment to
work around [2].

We can avoid the problem by removing the call to get_all(), and
instead initializing the list of clouds using get_cloud_names().

This commit makes a number of additional changes to
esiclient/v1/mdc/mdc_node_baremetal.py:

- Several attribute names appear to have changed since this code was
  written (node.uuid is now node.id; node.instance_uuid is now
  node.instance_id).

- Replace single-letter variable names with more meaningful names.

- Add the '--ignore-invalid' command, which allows the command to continue
  in the event that it cannot successfully connect to one or more clouds.

[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstacksdk/+bug/2096621
[2]: CCI-MOC/esi#669

OpenStackConfig.get_all() will fail with a keystone exception if there are
any OS_* variables set in the environment [1]. This is easy to trigger if,
for example, you have set OS_BAREMETAL_API_VERSION in your environment to
work around [2].

We can avoid the problem by removing the call to get_all(), and
instead initializing the list of clouds using get_cloud_names().

This commit makes a number of additional changes to
esiclient/v1/mdc/mdc_node_baremetal.py:

- Several attribute names appear to have changed since this code was
  written (node.uuid is now node.id; node.instance_uuid is now
  node.instance_id).

- Replace single-letter variable names with more meaningful names.

- Add the '--ignore-invalid' command, which allows the command to continue
  in the event that it cannot successfully connect to one or more clouds.

[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstacksdk/+bug/2096621
[2]: CCI-MOC/esi#669

OpenStackConfig.get_all() will fail with a keystone exception if there are
any OS_* variables set in the environment [1]. This is easy to trigger if,
for example, you have set OS_BAREMETAL_API_VERSION in your environment to
work around [2].

We can avoid the problem by removing the call to get_all(), and
instead initializing the list of clouds using get_cloud_names().

This commit makes a number of additional changes to
esiclient/v1/mdc/mdc_node_baremetal.py:

- Several attribute names appear to have changed since this code was
  written (node.uuid is now node.id; node.instance_uuid is now
  node.instance_id).

- Replace single-letter variable names with more meaningful names.

- Add the '--ignore-invalid' command, which allows the command to continue
  in the event that it cannot successfully connect to one or more clouds.

[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstacksdk/+bug/2096621
[2]: CCI-MOC/esi#669