adjutant/package_readme.rst
Andreas Jaeger f81cf9a905 Update docs building
Follow PTI [1] for doc building:
* Create doc/requirements.txt file with all docs requirements.
* Switch to openstackdocstheme and update conf.py for this.
* Move doc8 to pep8 section since it's a linter.

Additionally:
* Fix all build errors with doc building.
* Update requirements list with license info.
* Use hacking instead of flake directly.
* Remove unused _static files, those are not needed.
* Update git URLs, fix contributor guide URL
* Move README.md to RST, everything else in this repo is RST
* Publish documents to docs.o.o - note that
  https://adjutant.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ was last updated  in March
  2018

This adds jobs for building of release notes - only building since
there's no content yet - and publishing of documentation.

Publishing of api-ref can be done via:
 https://review.opendev.org/675766

[1] https://governance.openstack.org/tc/reference/project-testing-interface.html#documentation

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Adjutant is a service that sits along Keystone and allows the
automation and approval of tasks normally requiring a user with an
admin role. Adjutant allows defining of such tasks as part of a
workflow which can either be entirely automatic, or require admin
approval. The goal is to automate business logic, and augment the
functionality of Keystone and other OpenStack services without getting
in the way of future OpenStack features or duplicating development
effort.
Quick Dev Deployment
====================
To quickly deploy the service for testing you can install via pip,
setup a default config file, and then run the test Django server.
::
pip install adjutant
Then running the service will look for a config in either
**/etc/adjutant/conf.yaml** or it will default to **conf/conf.yaml**
from the directory you run the command in.
::
adjutant migrate
adjutant runserver <port>
For now you will have to source the default conf from the github repo
or the library install location itself, but we hope to add an
additional commandline function which will copy and setup a basic
default config in **/etc/adjutant/conf.yaml**.