ovn-dvr-ha option missing in --overcloud-templates

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Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
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Tech stack
ansible, yaml

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Start at the implementation of infrared tripleo-overcloud and its --overcloud-templates choices; inspect how existing environment names map to deployment template paths. Add ovn-ha and ovn-dvr-ha entries for the two listed YAML files, then run infrared tripleo-overcloud --help and verify both options are available.

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Description

Hi,

For RHOSP13 & 14 deployments, can we enhance --overcloud-templates with ovn-ha and ovn-dvr-ha parameters which include below templates for overcloud deployment.

/usr/share/openstack-tripleo-heat-templates/environments/neutron-ml2-ovn-dvr-ha.yaml
/usr/share/openstack-tripleo-heat-templates/environments/neutron-ml2-ovn-ha.yaml

infrared tripleo-overcloud --help
...
--overcloud-templates OVERCLOUD-TEMPLATES
Add extra environment template files to "overcloud deploy" command
File (in YAML format) containing a list of paths to template files on the UnderCloud.
NOTE: Omit this to not include any extra files, or use "none"
Available values: ['docker-queens_image', 'ceph-mds', 'config-download', 'ceph-min-osds', 'ceph-rgw', 'sahara', 'docker-rgw', 'ironic', 'ovs-security-groups', 'cinder_backup', 'manila-cephfsnative', 'ceph-ansible', 'none', 'opendaylight-l3', 'manila-cephganesha', 'nova-disable-versioned-notifications', 'ovn-extras', 'ceph-single-host-mode', 'disable-telemetry', 'panko', 'dns', 'set-cinder-default-volume-type', 'manila-netapp-config', 'docker-ceph-mds', 'ceph-ansible-external', 'opstools', 'opendaylight', 'nova-resize-on-the-same-host']

Regards,
Pradipta (psahoo)

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