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Fixes bug #1082002
With sitepackages=True, I'm seeing the tests fail on my machine because
the older system version of nose gets used.
Looking at other projects, this is only set in the tox:jenkins section
where one exists.
Change-Id: I1ab5f337adf8fc668608146ccb2ab3f2590204be
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Modify the run_periodic_tasks() so that It has known parameters.
Task function has the only parameter 'context'
Bug #1081428
Change-Id: Ibc3da521df3dc47f8c136ade1070112fd5ea1039
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Fixes bug 1079725
Previously the time spent executing tasks was not accounted for
when determining how much time to sleep between task runs.
Now we subtract the duration of the last tasks run from the next
sleep interval.
Change-Id: I4b3e27d4aaa21d020159d46eea40bdd80361cea7
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Allows time deltas in seconds to be concisely calculated
for py26 and py27.
Change-Id: I8987af1f892fda0a72f5eb0d45f94c595792dc78
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the deprecated stanza from nova had hard coded
"Deprecated Config", but is now be used in not config
scenarios. Update it to just "Deprecated".
Change-Id: Icf86447aea6cd509e4e67fe0be7e9157006410a4
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* adding openstack theming (copied from keystone project theme)
* updating .gitignore to ignore generated API docs
* updated formatting in index.rst page
* updaed openstack/common/processutils.py to match hacking docstring
* updated docstrings to resolve sphinx warnings
Change-Id: Ie89afe20eeab1efd2daf440fc65ccdf90f723c51
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Change-Id: I4b0d31089cbc329ae4bc4af94edd6ac647f49fa1
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Avoid duplicate code.
Change-Id: I06523f846e851b2e5766a7a9b078f728c0755c5f
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RPC cleanup should occur before killing service threadgroup.
Otherwise, the connection pool is going to be (attempted) emptied
after the thread has been killed.
Change-Id: Ie2b2aca495928b7ba39b2175202a072b3592ad72
Signed-off-by: Jeff Peeler <jpeeler@redhat.com>
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This is a private implementation detail of argparse, so we don't want
to rely on it. Just sub-class Action instead.
Change-Id: Icfcc782cc334d1bc1d4940bec23af48ead692a9d
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Use the same style of exception handling used everywhere else.
Change-Id: I5436de1996f69ea6210f48c11ef231eb950ad21d
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This sub-class of ArgumentParser isn't really justified anymore.
Change-Id: I705224b6e18e4609a8e2deba283767233b0bd578
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argparse makes it awkward to implement the current cfg API where we
simply return the leftover arguments to the caller.
Very few cfg users actually rely on this functionality and for those
cases it probably makes more sense for them to explicitly register
positional arguments or sub-parsers.
Add support for positional arguments via a 'required' Opt attribute:
opt = StrOpt('foo', positional=True)
conf.register_cli_opt(opt)
conf(['bar'])
conf.foo == 'bar'
Change-Id: Iea746d710237e1ea26c1ef4871643941d1df09bd
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optparse would print "Options" but argparse prints "optional arguments".
The default argparse behaviour is fine, let's stick with that.
Change-Id: Ib53a2581af9d776e9a7c1cd90eebe89b70034e57
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optparse would substitute the program name for %prog, but argparse
requires %(prog)s. Also, optparse would print 'Usage:' whereas
argparse prints 'usage:'.
Neither optparse behaviour that's worth retaining, let's just use
the default argparse behaviour.
Change-Id: Ied2acb37c366f1a45aed72b6b76f11e2de23828e
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optparse prints the version to stdout, argparse prints the version to
stderr.
There's no need to preserve the old optparse behaviour, let's just stick
with argparse behaviour.
Change-Id: Ie141c72112a63149d098afa9db55a95a309e79d7
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argparse just has an add_argument() method, so there's no reason for us
to keep add_option() around.
Change-Id: I6f4be089ceaf0fd8c4c99565af392b445916172e
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logging_context_format_string in log.py references fields
that don't exist in the common/context.py so we get errors
like:
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File "/usr/lib64/python2.7/logging/__init__.py", line 467, in format
s = self._fmt % record.__dict__
KeyError: 'project_id'
Logged from file test_log.py, line 42
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We could change the defaults in log.py but that might cause
too much disruption to other projects.
Change-Id: Ic3f6039baccb522b5eb2462a87b792c226ca13ef
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The use case for disable_interspersed_args() is that nova-manage
needs to be able to parse sub-commands. We now have a
add_cli_subparsers() method which better supports this use case.
Change-Id: I1fcd15889745fe4ddff0ac4bacf385004f9b61af
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* openstack/common/cfg.py
Optparse is fading out since python 2.7, this
patch will help openstack/common work on more
advanded version of python(argparse).
Now, disable_interspersed_args() has no effect.
Added new method add_cli_subparsers, return
argparse subparser, for usages such as
subcommand.
* tests/unit/test_cfg.py
SubcommandTestCase added.
Disabled test_disable_interspersed_args test entry
for happiness of tox, temporarily.
Modified test_help for port of argparse.
* tools/pip-requires
include argparse module for python 2.6
Change-Id: Ie5cbde1a92a92786d64dea0ddfcfbf288c29f960
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This patch fixed the bug 1078190.
The 'logging_context_format_string' option uses some undefined fields
in log.ContextAdapter() and context.RequestContext(), which would
result a 'KeyError' exception when calling logging functions.
Change-Id: I41ee8a9ac89079c30e970477730c8615fb4636b7
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Instead of having no return initialize_if_enabled() will now
return the port being used for the backdoor. This will allow
the use of random ports (which is set with a backdoor_port
configuration option set to 0)
This will also enable nova to be able to switch to using the
version of eventlet_backdoor here instead of the copy in
nova.common which will require this change in nova.
Change-Id: I01b6966daba410d82281ba86b5d295313ec36c68
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This fixes the collector part of the bug 1075463.
Declaring a consumer topic on the same rpc connection after the consume
thread has started would result the eventlet raise RuntimeError
exception. So all the declaring work should be done before calling
rpc.conn.consume_in_thread().
If the manager of a rpc.Service wants to declare topic consumers other
than the default ones created by rpc.Service.start(), it could define
the following hook in the manager class:
def initialize_service_hook(self, service):
#
# Do initialization work after rpc connection is created and before
# starting consuming thread.
# Params:
# service: handle to the rpc.Service instance.
Change-Id: I80001c32ee4e51e394fed827c91ad5e1eb0f94dc
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According to the eventlet documentation, cancel() will only stop a thread if
called before the thread starts running, which is not what we want in this
context - calling kill() here ensures that a currently running thread is
actually stopped, which does not happen with the current cancel() call
See : http://eventlet.net/doc/modules/greenthread.html
Change-Id: I89c5bb3eb21e656bd865d5082779cf9ab83ad326
Signed-off-by: Steven Hardy <shardy@redhat.com>
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The problem results from the eventlet monkey patching and the way in
which qpid performs the session reconnection. The solution is to have
the qpid reconnection disbaled and the common rpc code performing the
reconnection.
The time waiting between reconnections will be a multiple
of 2 starting at 1 and a maximum of 60 seconds.
This works around bug 1073999.
Change-Id: I3c53211d23e4e68ed73046cb3c637662ab73b339
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Currently many projects have their own nearly identical methods for generating
uuids. This patch will change that.
Change-Id: I0af348ddbdea658331e8e701dcf1f8a12d968479
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Initialize the base dictionary before setting overrides.
Do not modify the argument passed to Connection.__init__.
Change-Id: I5479483509efe6966094b50af2703e566a99dace
Signed-off-by: Doug Hellmann <doug.hellmann@dreamhost.com>
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