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tengqm 8828ef86a3 Avoid import internal classes from SDK (2)

This is part of a series of changes related to the usage of SDK. In some
test cases, we are importing the resource classes from SDK directly and
even instantiate them. This is bad for unit tests. We should instead
mock those resources for unit tests. When functional tests are added,
the real resource list/dump will be tested instead.

Change-Id: I3800f959f3836c77ef1ecff2491af90926e84a26

2017-02-15 03:36:56 -05:00

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Avoid import internal classes from SDK (2)

2017-02-15 03:36:56 -05:00

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Python bindings to the Senlin Clustering API

This is a client library for Senlin built on the Senlin clustering API. It provides a Python API (the senlinclient module) and a command-line tool (senlin).

Development takes place via the usual OpenStack processes as outlined in the developer guide. The master repository is in Git.