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For quite some time, OpenStack services have wanted to be able to send messages to API end users (by user I do not mean the operator, but the user that is interacting with the client). This patch implements basic user messages with the following APIs. GET /messages GET /messages/<message_id> DELETE /messages/<message_id> Implements the basic /messages resource and tempest tests The patch is aligned with related cinder patch where possible: I8a635a07ed6ff93ccb71df8c404c927d1ecef005 DocImpact APIImpact Needed-By: I5ffb840a271c518f62ee1accfd8e20a97f45594d Needed-By: I9ce096eebda3249687268e361b7141dea4032b57 Needed-By: Ic7d25a144905a39c56ababe8bd666b01bc0d0aef Partially-implements: blueprint user-messages Co-Authored-By: Jan Provaznik <jprovazn@redhat.com> Change-Id: Ia0cc524e0bfb2ca5e495e575e17e9911c746690b |
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Manila Development Docs
Files under this directory tree are used for generating the documentation for the manila source code.
Developer documentation is built to: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/manila/
Tools
- Sphinx
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The Python Sphinx package is used to generate the documentation output. Information on Sphinx, including formatting information for RST source files, can be found in the Sphinx online documentation.
- Graphviz
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Some of the diagrams are generated using the
dot
language from Graphviz. See the Graphviz documentation for Graphviz and dot language usage information.
Building Documentation
Doc builds are performed using tox with the docs
target:
% cd ..
% tox -e docs