virtualization interfaces can only be filtered by vm name, not id

[lgrn]

Summary

This is partly related to #209 that was fixed in #210. I am not sure, but looking at the code I think the fix might incorrectly assume that the filter names will only be filter_name but never long_filter_name, i.e. have more than one underscore.

I am encountering this issue when attempting to filter netbox_json_virtualization_interfaces_list on name = "virtual_machine_id". It works fine with the virtual_machine filter, but for the id I get this error:

Error: response status code does not match any response statuses defined for this endpoint in the swagger spec (status 400): {}

As before, I have verified that this call works against the API, i.e. /api/virtualization/interfaces/?virtual_machine_id=1452 gives back the expected response.

Version

Netbox version

3.5.4

Terraform version

v1.5.4

Provider version

7.0.0

Issue details

Affected Data(s) / Resource(s)

• data.netbox_json_virtualization_interfaces_list

Behaviors

Actual Behavior

Error message as above

Expected Behavior

Return interfaces with the provided vm id

Steps to Reproduce

Attempt to grab interfaces by vm id:

data "netbox_json_virtualization_interfaces_list" "ifs" {
  filter {
    name = "virtual_machine_id"
    value = 123
  }
  limit = 0
}

output "found_interfaces" {
  value = data.netbox_json_virtualization_interfaces_list.ifs
}

[lgrn]

Here's some example code inspired by b72f202 that I think shows the issue:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
	"unicode"
)

func fixUnderscores(input string) string {
	split := strings.Split(input, "_")
	k := split[0]
	if len(split) > 1 {
		r2 := []rune(split[1])
		r2[0] = unicode.ToUpper(r2[0])
		k = k + string(r2)
	}
	return k
}

func main() {
	fmt.Println("short_filter becomes: " + fixUnderscores("short_filter"))
	fmt.Println("a_longer_filter becomes: " + fixUnderscores("a_longer_filter"))
}

Output:

short_filter becomes: shortFilter
a_longer_filter becomes: aLonger

[lgrn]

Doing something like this with a for-loop instead of an if might fix it:

func fixUnderscores(input string) string {
	split := strings.Split(input, "_")
	k := split[0]
	for i := 1; i < len(split); i++ {
		r2 := []rune(split[i])
		r2[0] = unicode.ToUpper(r2[0])
		k = k + string(r2)
	}
	return k
}

short_filter becomes: shortFilter
a_longer_filter becomes: aLongerFilter

[smutel]

Hello,

Thanks for the report.
You seems to have the fix so could you please open a PR ?

Thanks.

[lgrn]

#215