fix: remove RBAC-restricted fields from port creation for neutron 2026.1#2068
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neutron 2026.1 tightened RBAC policies for create_port:device_owner, create_port:mac_address and create_port:fixed_ips , PROJECT_MANAGER role no longer allowed. Passing empty values for these fields still triggers the policy check. Removed device_owner, mac_address, fixed_ips and device_id from the port dict to avoid 403 errors for non-network-owner users on shared/RBAC networks.
Reference: https://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/neutron/2026.1.html. Security Issues section