How to use from_node_runbook method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

platform_.py

Source:platform_.py

...1013    def _create_node_arm_parameters(1014        self, capability: schema.Capability, log: Logger1015    ) -> AzureNodeArmParameter:1016        runbook = capability.get_extended_runbook(AzureNodeSchema, type_name=AZURE)1017        arm_parameters = AzureNodeArmParameter.from_node_runbook(runbook)1018        os_disk_size = 301019        if arm_parameters.vhd:1020            # vhd is higher priority1021            arm_parameters.vhd = self._get_deployable_vhd_path(1022                arm_parameters.vhd, arm_parameters.location, log1023            )1024            os_disk_size = max(1025                os_disk_size, self._get_vhd_os_disk_size(arm_parameters.vhd)1026            )1027        elif arm_parameters.shared_gallery:1028            os_disk_size = max(1029                os_disk_size,1030                self._get_sig_os_disk_size(arm_parameters.shared_gallery),1031            )...

common.py

Source:common.py

...290    enable_sriov: bool = False291    disk_type: str = ""292    osdisk_size_in_gb: int = 30293    @classmethod294    def from_node_runbook(cls, runbook: AzureNodeSchema) -> "AzureNodeArmParameter":295        parameters = runbook.to_dict()  # type: ignore296        if "marketplace" in parameters:297            parameters["marketplace_raw"] = parameters["marketplace"]298            del parameters["marketplace"]299        if "shared_gallery" in parameters:300            parameters["shared_gallery_raw"] = parameters["shared_gallery"]301            del parameters["shared_gallery"]302        arm_parameters = AzureNodeArmParameter(**parameters)303        return arm_parameters304class DataDiskCreateOption:305    DATADISK_CREATE_OPTION_TYPE_EMPTY: str = "Empty"306    DATADISK_CREATE_OPTION_TYPE_FROM_IMAGE: str = "FromImage"307    DATADISK_CREATE_OPTION_TYPE_ATTACH: str = "Attach"308    @staticmethod...

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