This is basically a revert of commit:
af741ec2236619880fa902d68aef4a6ae6cef534
It was decided that only files that need to have the line:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
Should have the line[1] as a general principle
This patch removes the 'utf-8' coding line from files that consist
entirely of ASCII characters.
[1]
http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/ironic/2015/ironic.2015-04-20-17.00.html
Partial-bug: #1325193
Change-Id: I88c1c37f7b580aa805eae9d4a1e66d33302a325f
Current hacking version is incompatible with the one in the
global requirements. Match the hacking module version and made the
necessary changes to pass the tests.
Change-Id: Ie6b13a4ea112084d4c50dc27f97329dfad5777a1
While not strictly necessary for files containing only ASCII
characters, adding a line with "coding: utf-8" can guard against
future SyntaxError's in case someone inserts a Unicode literal.
This commit adds such lines to all .py files. The syntax used by this
commit works with Python (of course). It also works with Emacs, which
will recognize the special "-*-" marker and use the "coding" variable
to correctly decode the file, even in an environment where UTF-8 is
not the default file encoding.
Existing coding lines were normalized to match the new lines added.
Partial-bug: #1325193
Change-Id: I58bf93fea711fd25890356a397e594bd820c99e3
Splitting v1/shell.py into one file per resource makes the code more
organized and in the long run helps to improve code readability.
Change-Id: Ia57019548158ffe33a1eca444405107caa327936
