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The 'policies' parameter for the os-server-groups API is an array for legacy reasons, but the schema validation allows only a single item and it's from the enumerated list, and exactly one must be specified when creating a server group. This patch cleans up the policies parameter description to avoid confusion over the number of items that can be specified or their form, and it also provides a description of each available policy. Since the jsonschema for policies is a bit confusing too, this patch adds a comment in the schema code to avoid future confusion over how the validation works. Change-Id: I3ab2880ed6e8bb2cdf476c197719b83d768d44d0 Closes-Bug: #1652943
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OpenStack Nova
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