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Empty default caused validation failure when creating new MachineSets with a different instance type.
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Feb 19, 2026
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Summary
worker_machineset_suffixdefault from""to"compute"Details
When a user orders a cluster with a
worker_instance_typethat differs from the pool's existing instance type, thescale_ocp_workersrole takes the "create new MachineSets" path. This path validates thatworker_machineset_suffixis not empty — but the default was"", causing the task to always fail:Setting the default to
"compute"provides a sensible generic suffix (e.g.,ocp-xjgsc-worker-us-east-2a-compute) while still allowing callers to override it for specific use cases like"gpu"or"highmem".Test plan
ocp-cluster-awswithworker_instance_count_param: 2and aworker_instance_typethat differs from the pool's default-computesuffix