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This PR solves issue #102.

Currently the Vagrant deployment is broken, due to its use of the old Rocky Linux 8 base image that it uses. Considering this breakage, it seems unlikely that anybody is actually using the Vagrant deployment in their day-to-day use of ovn-fake-multinode. We could fix the Vagrant deployment by updating it to use a newer base image, but if nobody is using it there is no need to maintain it, and it will eventually break again in the future.

This PR deletes Vagrant and any mention of it from ovn-fake-multinode. No code is added, just deleted.

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almusil commented Jul 31, 2025

@chaudron Hi, I know you have used ovn-fake-multinode with vagrant in the past. Any objections to this PR?

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I have not used this feature for the last year, but it would be nice to still have this, especially if you need to test something with a specific kernel. I can try to take a look at this a bit later, as I just returned from PTO.

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almusil commented Aug 12, 2025

I'm pretty sure that none of the OVN developers is using vagrant, but if you still find it useful we need to update it and add CI so it doesn't break.

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Create a new pull request, #109, fixing the current Vagrant deployment. However, I could not find a way to add a GA CI due to the nested VM limitations.

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