Allow creating and updating allocations with API versioning #64
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To create an allocation, a JSON payload can be uploaded to `/api/allocations`:
{
"attributes": [
{"attribute_type": "OpenShift Limit on CPU Quota", "value": 8},
{"attribute_type": "OpenShift Limit on RAM Quota (MiB)", "value": 16},
],
"project": {"id": project.id},
"resources": [{"id": self.resource.id}],
"status": "New",
}
Updating allocation status is done via a PATCH request
to `/api/allocations/{id}` with a JSON payload:
{
"status": "Active"
}
Certain status transitions trigger signals:
- New -> Active: allocation_activate
- Active -> Denied: allocation_deactivate
This was referenced Oct 9, 2025
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Counterpart to #52, which implements API versioning, so that the
createandupdatemethods are available inv2of the API. API versioning is done through DRF's header versioning