Python 3 compatibility: fix has_key
For Python 3.0, has_key() isn't supported already, it can be replaced with in. Change-Id: I86344ac971b1e0c75abe5fdd2cddab884daedd9e Closes-Bug: #1797770
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@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ def create_nova_connection(options):
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insecure=options["insecure"],
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region_name=region,
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session=keystone_session, auth=keystone_auth,
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http_log_debug=options.has_key("verbose"),
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http_log_debug="verbose" in options,
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endpoint_type=nova_endpoint_type)
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else:
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# OSP >= Ocata
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@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ def create_nova_connection(options):
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nova = client.Client(version,
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region_name=region,
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session=keystone_session, auth=keystone_auth,
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http_log_debug=options.has_key("verbose"),
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http_log_debug="verbose" in options,
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endpoint_type=nova_endpoint_type)
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try:
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