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Currently all the OVF Properties are added as 'uncategorized' which is ugly and causes UI bloat at customisation time.
The ability to put a category on an OVFProduct.
<ProductSection> <Info>Test</Info> <Product>Test Product</Product> <Vendor>Test Vendor</Vendor> <Version>1.0.0</Version> <FullVersion>Test</FullVersion> <Category>Hardware</Category> <!-- INJECT THIS --> <Property ovf:key="blah" ovf:type="int" ovf:value="2" ovf:userConfigurable="true"> <Label>GPUs to use</Label> <Description>How many GPUs to use</Description> </Property> </ProductSection>
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Thanks for reporting. This makes sense, I will add this as soon as I find the time.
I was thinking about implementing it like this, by adding the categories to environment, and then they get referenced from the properties:
categories
environment
properties
environment: ... categories: email: name: "Email Stuff" login: name: "Login Details" properties: guestinfo.admin.email: value: admin@company.org user_configurable: true type: string description: "The Admin's email address" label: "Email Address" category: email guestinfo.password: password: true user_configurable: true type: string description: "The Admin's Password" label: "Password" category: login
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add categories, fixes issue #35
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Merge pull request #36 from vmware/topic/okurth/categories
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently all the OVF Properties are added as 'uncategorized' which is ugly and causes UI bloat at customisation time.
Describe the solution you'd like
The ability to put a category on an OVFProduct.
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