Currently the --os-auth-token/env[OS_AUTH_TOKEN] case doesn't work, as we always expect a username/password to create the connection to keystone. This enables the client to be used with only a token and tenant (which is required for keystoneclient to retrieve the catalog) specified, e.g: heat --os-auth-url http://127.0.0.1:35357/v2.0/ \ --os-auth-token <a keystone token> \ --os-tenant-id <tenant ID> stack-list Change-Id: I478ce178f44e42c68153f1b347c6144f0a133f5b Partial-Bug: #1252248
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