keystoneauth/keystoneauth1/loading/_utils.py
Jamie Lennox 2962d9d871 Lazy import oslo_config as required
Openstackclient is taking the hit for importing oslo.config (which is
significant) just because we are doing an opportunistic load at import
time.

Change the opportunistic load to also happen at runtime to remove this
import. This has no user facing effect.

Change-Id: I3983a19fbe82cb1d360b5b5aec75b2697efa232d
2016-04-26 08:43:29 +10:00

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cfg = None
_NOT_FOUND = object()
def get_oslo_config():
"""Runtime load the oslo.config object.
In performance optimization of openstackclient it was determined that even
optimistically loading oslo.config if available had a performance cost.
Given that we used to only raise the ImportError when the function was
called also attempt to do the import to do everything at runtime.
"""
global cfg
# First Call
if not cfg:
try:
from oslo_config import cfg
except ImportError:
cfg = _NOT_FOUND
if cfg is _NOT_FOUND:
raise ImportError("oslo.config is not an automatic dependency of "
"keystoneauth. If you wish to use oslo.config "
"you need to import it into your application's "
"requirements file. ")
return cfg