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12 Commits (8afe2402dbc83eb624b6920a4f46aa9a26547c01)

Author SHA1 Message Date
codemeup @ Work 18455b2e72 Fixing open stack compile time errors irt exception handling for Python 3 (#3848) 9 years ago
Markus Suonto 32edc2f56f fixed quantum_ modules to work with minimum access rights if greater access rights are not needed 9 years ago
Brian Coca 145361aea3 Revert "Add deprecated documentation for _quantum_subnet"
cause it was already added

This reverts commit 3fa32c4984.
10 years ago
Toshio Kuratomi 9927e109b7 Add deprecated documentation for _quantum_subnet 10 years ago
Toshio Kuratomi 1f99382dfb Finish up cleanups to modules:
* Add python>= 2.6 to documented requirements when a module's deps need
  python>= 2.6 so we know when a module can use python2.6+ syntax
* Remove BabyJSON usage
* Change modules to use if __name__ == '__main__' so that they can
  potentially be unittested

The BabJSON changes Fixes #1211
10 years ago
Brian Coca ec5cd89d7c Revert "Add deprecated documentation for _quantum_subnet"
cause it was already added

This reverts commit 3fa32c4984.
10 years ago
Toshio Kuratomi 3fa32c4984 Add deprecated documentation for _quantum_subnet 10 years ago
Brian Coca 2dc0343d63 added deprecated doc entry 10 years ago
Monty Taylor 5d7b6aae04 Add OpenStack Subnet module
Also deprecated old quantum_subnet module
10 years ago
Brian Coca 5641b1ff73 undeprecated openstack modules as new ones are not making into release 10 years ago
Monty Taylor cae8241ea7 Add deprecation notices for old OpenStack modules 10 years ago
Monty Taylor dd4a6e86bd Deprecate old OpenStack modules
There are a completely new set of modules that do all of the things like
keystone v3 and auth_plugins and the like correctly. Structurally
upgrading these would have been massively disruptive and there is no
real good way to do so without breaking people.

These modules should be kept around for several releases - they still
work for people - and they should get bug fixes. But they should not
take new features. New features should go to the os_ modules.
10 years ago