Use more recent version of govmomi

[hashibot]

This issue was originally opened by @caseyaedwards as hashicorp/terraform#13366. It was migrated here as part of the provider split. The original body of the issue is below.

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Terraform Version

Terraform v0.9.3-dev

Affected Resource(s)

• vsphere_virtual_machine

Expected Behavior

vSphere provider works and creates a VM that has a network adapter which has a label with a slash in the name.

Actual Behavior

Fails saying unable to find network since the version of govmomi being used splits across forward slashes and only returns the last section. This means if you have a network label with a slash in it such as IP/CIDR, it will only return the CIDR.

Steps to Reproduce

It's easiest to use govc directly since it will produce the same outcome as Terraform. Here's an example between working and nonworking versions.

govc version
govc 0.13.0
govc vm.network.change -net "v123 4.5.6.7/28" -vm "somevm.domain.com" ethernet-0
govc: network 'v123 4.5.6.7/28' not found

govc version
govc 0.14.0
govc vm.network.change -net "v123 4.5.6.7/28" -vm "somevm.domain.com" ethernet-0
(no output, completed successfully)

Important Factoids

Using slashes in network labels

References

• GH-8584 (May be related, not 100% sure)
• Cannot assign network containing a slash in its name vmware/govmomi#592

[mjrider]

@caseyaedwards is this fixed now #114 (update govmomi to 0.15) has been merged?

[caseyaedwards]

I believe so, as long as this comit made it into 0.15.

I was incorrect about it being fixed in 0.14 as I had fixed the issue myself using a bad workaround and forgot that I had fixed it myself.

I'll test when I get some time to confirm 100%.

[vancluever]

Hey all, this is an outdated issue since a few versions back (pretty much v0.2.0), so I'm going to close it now. Thanks!