Revision bb3572ff
Added by Daniel Lobato Garcia over 8 years ago
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validate :validate_host_location, :if => Proc.new { |nic| SETTINGS[:locations_enabled] && nic.subnet.present? }
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validate :validate_host_organization, :if => Proc.new { |nic| SETTINGS[:organizations_enabled] && nic.subnet.present? }
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scope :bootable, lambda { where(:type => "Nic::Bootable") }
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scope :bmc, lambda { where(:type => "Nic::BMC") }
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scope :bonds, lambda { where(:type => "Nic::Bond") }
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scope :interfaces, lambda { where(:type => "Nic::Interface") }
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scope :managed, lambda { where(:type => "Nic::Managed") }
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scope :virtual, lambda { where(:virtual => true) }
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scope :physical, lambda { where(:virtual => false) }
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scope :is_managed, lambda { where(:managed => true) }
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scope :primary, lambda { { :conditions => { :primary => true } } }
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scope :provision, lambda { { :conditions => { :provision => true } } }
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scope :bootable, -> { where(:type => "Nic::Bootable") }
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scope :bmc, -> { where(:type => "Nic::BMC") }
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scope :bonds, -> { where(:type => "Nic::Bond") }
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scope :interfaces, -> { where(:type => "Nic::Interface") }
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scope :managed, -> { where(:type => "Nic::Managed") }
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scope :virtual, -> { where(:virtual => true) }
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scope :physical, -> { where(:virtual => false) }
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scope :is_managed, -> { where(:managed => true) }
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scope :primary, -> { { :conditions => { :primary => true } } }
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scope :provision, -> { { :conditions => { :provision => true } } }
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belongs_to :subnet
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belongs_to :domain, :counter_cache => 'hosts_count'
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Refs #3809 - Stabby lambda syntax for oneliners
I started by spotting log.rb which didn't have a lambda wrapping its
default scope, as needed by Rails 4. Since the style guide and most
Rails 4 documents used the stabby lambda, I turned on the cop so that we
use it everywhere there's a oneliner lambda.