It's horribly outdated and can be easily regenerated locally.
A similar change has been done to ironic long ago.
Change-Id: I5b7a0079bc90320adc2b4710cdee714d278e543c
This commit is a follow-up of "switch to using stestr"
which was merged already [1].
After switch to using stestr, testrepository is unnecessary
and should be removed.
[1] https://review.openstack.org/578521
Change-Id: Ic4005aa6f4bf5fb52fc207ff1cec666ccef8d0da
Recent update brought os-testr 1.0.0 that already uses stestr test
runner instead of testrepository. This patch migrates those places
using testrepository to using stestr.
Inspired by the patch of the same name in openstack/ironic
Change-Id: I2c1b271550629437627f3f62b6f33e2beb2b3c4b
Currently, building ramdisks installs ironic-python-agent without any
upper-constraints. This causes the package to be installed with newer,
untested dependencies.
This commits introduces a tool to generate a local upper-constraints
file based on predefined strategies (below). Additionally, the fallback
to the openstack/requirements uses the URL defined in tox.ini instead of
redefining it. This prevents having to keep track of two separate
variables when releasing.
upper-constraints lookup strategies (in order):
* UPPER_CONSTRAINTS_FILE points to a local file
* UPPER_CONSTRAINTS_FILE points to a URL
* /opt/stack/new/requirements/upper-constraints.txt
* upper-constraints.txt from openstack/requirements git repository
Partial-bug: #1616554
Change-Id: Ib5c0c57cafdb6ffd7456e61f3b1bb5fa57520e5a
This patch changes *.egg and *.egg-info to *.egg* to cover both cases
that were existing before and also cover .eggs
Change-Id: I896d408a0c8f13352838bb4068a194ab5c4515cc
ironic-python-agent coverage was broken, tox -ecover printed error
messages. This change fixes the coverage command to work reliably, and
adds the directory generated by the job to gitignore.
Change-Id: I36656c17c13b5b4bce8e7eca2ec0f12c1bf76f29
When building the docker image, the 'apt-get' and 'pip install' that are
run inside the docker image will fail in a an environment that uses
proxy servers.
Support environments with proxy servers by dynamically propagating
'http_proxy', 'https_proxy', and 'no_proxy' into the docker environment
when running 'apt-get' and 'pip install'
This can not be done with either --env-file or --env as those are
arguments to 'docker run'. The command being run here is 'docker build'
Once Docker 1.9 is widely deployed, we should switch to using the 'ARG'
command which was added in Docker 1.9. Currently Ubuntu 14.04 uses
Docker 1.6. Using the ARG command will be a much cleaner solution.
Change-Id: Idd994cd58b9fb75bae13a43fc8363c36f113527d
Closes-Bug: #1533796
This adds and configures a sphinx doc builder. This is based on the code
in Ironic to build documentation.
The goal is for this to contain development documentation relevant to
hacking on the agent, including how to make custom HardwareManagers.
Change-Id: Ib6cecb9959f4ad5c71440fb37827b996582a9545
Dmitry Tantsur