MiqProvisionTask based workspace provision

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Adds ServiceTemplateTerraformEnterprise changes for creating a RequestTemplate that supports running the TerraformEnterprise::AutomationManager::Provision through workflows.

To create a ServiceTemplate:

source           = ConfigurationScript.find_by(:name => "terraform-test")
provision_asl    = ConfigurationScriptPayload.find_by(:name => "provision.asl")
service_template = ServiceTemplateTerraformEnterprise.create_catalog_item(
  {
    :name                     => "test",
    :prov_type                => "generic_terraform_enterprise",
    :service_template_catalog => ServiceTemplateCatalog.first,
    :display                  => true,
    :zone                     => Zone.default_zone,
    :config_info              => {
      :owner_email              => "[email protected]",
      :source_id                => source.id,
      :service_template_request => true,
      :provision                => {:dialog => Dialog.first, :configuration_script_id => provision_asl.id, :fqname => ""}
    }
  },
  "admin"
)
service_template.order(User.first)

Related:

• Updates for ConfigurationScript Service UI manageiq#23637
• Updates for ConfigurationScript Service Provisioning manageiq-ui-classic#9683

[jrafanie]

this should be automation...probably need to change the other pr(s) to match

[Fryguy]

If you search the other models for this key, I see that platform_category is set to a generic category in the base class (e.g. extra_attrs['platform_category'] = "cloud" in the base Cloud::ProvisionWorkflow), and then in the actual providers they have platform set to something specific, e.g. extra_attrs['platform'] = "ibm_cloud"

[Fryguy]

Does removing this now prevent the UI from doing automate based provisioning? Or maybe not prevent, but the user would have to know to put this into the field?

[agrare]

It does not. Previously there was no way for the user to select anything except the above value. Now the user has the same options as vm provisioning to select automate or workflows.

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