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support "user_data" and "config_drive" configuration options #100
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Fog supports the
config_drive
option as of1.16.0
and theuser_data
option as of1.22.0
. Both options need to be set, for example, if one desires to deploy a CoreOS image on the Rackspace Cloud.My "test" consisted of applying these same changes to the vagrant-rackspace plugin in
~/.vagrant.d/gems/gems/
(along with the changes in #99), and then successfully bringing online a CoreOS image withuser_data
adapted from the CoreOS website docs for Rackspace.I also ran
bundle exec rake
and all the tests passed, which is a good sign I suppose (the fog version bump didn't break anything), though I did not write any specs for my changes per se (I don't really know ruby).