There was a call from install_venv.py file to post_process method
of InstallVenv class, but this method is not defined in this class
as result it was raising an error. Even when this error doesn't
affect dependencies installation, it is not allowing to display user
information.
Change-Id: I499c0399eb961588d7e1491e1481412ffdda38b8
Closes-Bug: #1275025
- Removes vim headers: It's not needed to set tabstop tons of times,
this can be done by setting vimrc.
- I did not update files in common/* and install_venv_common.py because
these files are sync with oslo.
Note:
http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2013-October/017353.html
Closes-Bug: #1265474
Change-Id: Ia09dc2c908187a756bf55eaba74655484304517d
The current version of install_venv_common uses the --distribute flag
in its creation of the virtualenv. This causes some upgrade problems
with the new versions of distribute and setuptools. The solution to
those problems is to get off of the distribute bandwagon.
Change-Id: I5efe196c46b12d88c853f8362ebcbf0cc6f1573d
Only blacklisting those warnings that are numerous,
so that in principle Hacking and PyFlakes warnings
are tested. Fix the easy ones alongway.
Change-Id: I571f51ebf570ac114509f2dcd71cdce281e7c70a
The python community groks requirements.txt and test-requirements.txt as
reasonably standard files. We should use those filenames to make our
information more discoverable.
Fixes bug 1179008
Change-Id: I50a7c46f880e4257fa31d7d322d7bf70b0f5d3a6
We need for run_tests.sh to accept the same inputs and outputs from a CI
perspective. In this case, the easiest way was just to port in run_test.py.
Additionally, we need with_venv.sh to exist.
Change-Id: I25e659ed796c8a70239aab610f5b014b35443b67