Fix: libcib: Fix setting origin attributes in CIB updates#4040
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This fixes a regression introduced by 53d4d34. The update-client attribute was being set to the user instead of the update client. This affects the outputs of the following public API functions and CLI tools (via the cluster-status message with pcmk_section_times set): * pcmk_simulate() * pcmk_status() * crm_mon * crm_simulate Signed-off-by: Alexandra Diupina <[email protected]>
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Can one of the project admins check and authorise this run please: https://ci.kronosnet.org/job/pacemaker/job/pacemaker-pipeline/job/PR-4040/1/input |
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This fixes a regression introduced by 53d4d34. The update-client attribute was being set to the user instead of the update client.
This affects the outputs of the following public API functions and CLI tools (via the cluster-status message with pcmk_section_times set):