[receiver/vcenter] Adds vApp Resource Attributes to Relevant VM Resources #32673
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Description:
When VMs have a vApp parent rather than a Resource Pool parent, rather than
vcenter.resource_pool.name
andvcenter.resource_pool.inventory_path
resource attributes getting added to the VM resource,vcenter.virtual_app.name
andvcenter.virtual_app.inventory_path
resource attributes will be added for that VM instead. This way, VMs directly under vApps can still be human identifiable (especially if multiple VMs share the same name).These new attributes will be disabled by default and will have to be manually enabled in the config.
Link to tracking Issue:
#32557
Testing:
Unit/integration tests updated and tested. Local environment tested.
Documentation:
New documentation generated based on the metadata.