vgpu: expose underlying uint32 via VgpuTypeId.GetID()#178
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While iterating supported/creatable vGPU types there is no way to map back to the legacy mediated-device profile names (e.g. "nvidia-577") exposed under /sys/.../nvidia/creatable_vgpu_types — those entries are keyed by the raw nvmlVgpuTypeId uint32, and GetName() returns the device-specific name instead. Add GetID() uint32 on nvmlVgpuTypeId so callers can read the underlying handle. Signed-off-by: Alexander Gryanko <xpahos@gmail.com>
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While iterating supported/creatable vGPU types there is no way to map back to the legacy mediated-device profile names (e.g. "nvidia-577") exposed under /sys/.../nvidia/creatable_vgpu_types — those entries are keyed by the raw nvmlVgpuTypeId uint32, and GetName() returns the device-specific name instead.
Add GetID() uint32 on nvmlVgpuTypeId so callers can read the underlying handle.