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Use 'nosetests --with-doctests' to run any doctests found. We currently
only use doctests in a handful of places, but we may as well run them
to ensure they work.
Make the cfg doctests avoid using the global CONF since we would need
to reset its state between each doctest.
Fix the cliutils doctests to actually pass.
Use 'nosetests --exclude-dir=tests/testmods' to avoid loading the
modules from this dir while discovering doctests. The cfg unit tests
rely on these modules not having been previously loaded.
Change-Id: I19ad70767fa5c8352b994dc963b5d3a7c9d9eb95
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The error message in MissingArgs shows python names not the arg name the
user will use in the CLI (see for example 'nova-manage flavor create')
Change-Id: I544cede6ec60c8cde2438d1b378191271cec1aec
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blueprint oslo-cliutils
In nova-manage and cinder-manage, we allow command arguments to be
passed as optional or positional arguments.
e.g.
$> nova-manage floating create 10.0.0.1/28
$> nova-manage floating create --ip_range 10.0.0.1/28
are equivalent.
Once nova-manage has collected those arguments, it calls the
appropriate command function with them as positional and keyword
arguments. If the user forgets to supply a required argument, they
merely get a TypeError with little useful information.
Improve the usability of these commands using a new utility function
to check that the required arguments have been supplied and raise a
useful exception if not.
Change-Id: If6e4a9f222a30472bbfbcd06859865bd4e37e139
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