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Steve Baker 79dea076db Do not paginate stack list unless page_size is set

Pagination on the server has not yet been implemented, however
the client assumes it is, causing infinite recursion when paginate
is called.

With this change, no pagination is attempted unless page_size is
specified. However the 'limit' parameter is still honored, so it
is still possible to cap the total number of results returned.

heatclient users should not set page_size until pagination has been
implemented on the server. The stack list in Horizon currently
does not attempt to paginate, so is not affected.

Fixes: bug #1207839
Change-Id: I4087d3a8af48206d6ebe3edc441469464e4a401a

2013-08-07 12:56:58 +12:00

doc/source

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CONTRIBUTING.rst

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LICENSE

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MANIFEST.in

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README.rst

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requirements.txt

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setup.cfg

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setup.py

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README.rst

Python bindings to the Heat orchestration API

This is a client library for Heat built on the Heat orchestration API. It provides a Python API (the heatclient module) and a command-line tool (heat).

Development takes place via the usual OpenStack processes as outlined in the OpenStack wiki. The master repository is on GitHub.

See release notes and more at http://docs.openstack.org/developer/python-heatclient/.