Here the dict that we need to add to astute.yaml when upgarding from 5.0 to 5.1:
"astute/user": "naily",
"astute/password": "naily",
"cobbler/user": "cobbler",
"cobbler/password": "cobbler",
"mcollective/user": "mcollective",
"mcollective/password": "marionette",
"postgres/keystone_dbname": "keystone",
"postgres/keystone_user": "keystone",
"postgres/keystone_password": "keystone",
"postgres/nailgun_dbname": "nailgun",
"postgres/nailgun_user": "nailgun",
"postgres/nailgun_password": "nailgun",
"postgres/ostf_dbname": "ostf",
"postgres/ostf_user": "ostf",
"postgres/ostf_password": "ostf",
Note that / represents a subdict and is not a literal slash in the yaml key.
Here the dict that we need to add to astute.yaml when upgarding from 5.0 to 5.1: password" : "marionette", keystone_ dbname" : "keystone", keystone_ user": "keystone", keystone_ password" : "keystone", nailgun_ dbname" : "nailgun", nailgun_ user": "nailgun", nailgun_ password" : "nailgun", ostf_dbname" : "ostf", ostf_user" : "ostf", ostf_password" : "ostf",
"astute/user": "naily",
"astute/password": "naily",
"cobbler/user": "cobbler",
"cobbler/password": "cobbler",
"mcollective/user": "mcollective",
"mcollective/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
"postgres/
Note that / represents a subdict and is not a literal slash in the yaml key.