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@darmach darmach commented Jan 16, 2026

Add two tasks creating address scopes and subnet pools.

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This pull request enhances the os_networks Ansible role by adding capabilities to provision and manage OpenStack Neutron address scopes and subnet pools. These additions streamline the automation of complex network configurations, allowing for more granular control over IP address allocation and network segmentation within an OpenStack environment.

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  • OpenStack Address Scope Management: Introduced a new Ansible task to ensure OpenStack address scopes are properly registered and managed within Neutron, utilizing the openstack.cloud.address_scope module.
  • OpenStack Subnet Pool Management: Added a new Ansible task to manage OpenStack subnet pools in Neutron, leveraging the openstack.cloud.subnet_pool module. This task also supports associating subnet pools with address scopes.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces support for creating OpenStack address scopes and subnet pools by adding two new tasks to roles/os_networks/tasks/networks.yml. My review has identified a few issues with parameter handling in the new tasks. Specifically, a required parameter is treated as optional, an optional parameter is treated as required, and support for the project parameter is missing, which is inconsistent with the rest of the role. I've left specific comments with suggestions to fix these. More significantly, this pull request appears to be incomplete. It introduces new variables os_networks_address_scopes and os_networks_subnet_pools but does not define them in roles/os_networks/defaults/main.yml. This will cause the role to fail if they are not defined by the user. Additionally, the new functionality and variables are not documented in roles/os_networks/README.md, making it difficult for users to adopt these new features. Please consider adding the default variables and documentation to complete this change.

@darmach darmach marked this pull request as ready for review January 16, 2026 13:57
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