[Bug 1508] Agent Ids and Host Ids

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Severin Gehwolf <sgehwolf at redhat.com> changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Severin Gehwolf <sgehwolf at redhat.com> ---
There is yet another related technical debt dating back to a time where VM
identifiers where not unique. That leads to this VmRef and the newer VmId
inconsistency.

Looking at the code there seems to be pattern: Some ID objects which get
shallowly created via user input. Then, this user input gets passed to the DB
asking "does this id exist?". If true, a stronger object gets returned. In the
VM case a VMInfo object.

Same can be said about AgentId which does not exist as an API object. I don't
think that a HostRef is the same as an AgentId. There might be two different
AgentId's mapping to the same "HostRef" where "HostRef" actually means host,
not agent.

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