Thanks Arvind, I appreciate it!
I'm updating the README on that project to explain the unusual project setup
for the future...
-joe
On Aug 31, 2011, at 4:07 PM, asomya wrote:
> Ah, that explains it why I didn’t see them fail when I wrote those tests. I
> used django’s manage.py to run tests on
Hey Tyler,
As a general comment: It feels like we're diverging quite a bit from
the way that the nova directory tree is set up. Are we sure that we
want to do that? My vote is to keep it similar so that it is more
familiar to someone who has previously worked on or used nova.
A couple of commen
Ah, that explains it why I didn¹t see them fail when I wrote those tests. I
used django¹s manage.py to run tests on the django_openstack module and the
individual views.
I¹ll check out your fix branch and take a look.
Thanks
Arvind
On 8/31/11 6:57 PM, "Joseph Heck" wrote:
> I have a branch of
I have a branch of Dashboard at
https://github.com/heckj/openstack-dashboard/tree/quantum_dep_fix (branch name
"quantum dep fix").
The openstack dashboard project is a bit unusual in that it has two distinct
areas inside it, both of which need the dependencies added. You got the deps
added th
Hey Joe
I added the dependency to Quantum to the venv installer pip-required but for
some reason jenkins doesn't seem to install it.
As for the unit tests, these were for the network and port views in the
dashboard and I mocked these. I'll double check if I set the testsettings
correctly.
Than
You don't need to be running quantum for the tests to pass. Everything is
mocked out. I can help investigate if you can point me to a branch.
Thanks,
Dan
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 3:32 PM, Joseph Heck wrote:
> Next dumb question -
>
> I've added in the dependency to the buildout section of th
Next dumb question -
I've added in the dependency to the buildout section of the dashboard, but the
unit tests are now failing asking for settings.QUANTUM_URL. Do the tests that
were added there require a running instance of Quantum (or at least the API) to
complete, or is that mocked out and
Hi Joe,
The official and only Quantum repository we have at the moment is lp:quantum.
Cheers,
Salvatore
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Dumb question - but where is quantum formally residing these days? Aiming to
fix a dependency bug that came in when we merged the Quantum stuff into
openstack dashboard, but I wasn't sure where to grab it...
lp:quantum the most appropriate place?
-joe
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Hey Tyler,
Thanks for pushing this.. I'll try it out today and send feedback.
Thanks,
Brad
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 9:32 AM, Tyler Smith wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> I just pushed the plugin changes. The bzr repo is intact; I used bzr mv/cp,
> etc. Merging changes isn't a walk in the park, but it's no
Hi Dan,
I just pushed the plugin changes. The bzr repo is intact; I used bzr
mv/cp, etc. Merging changes isn't a walk in the park, but it's not too
bad. There's typically only 1 or 2 issues that crop up related to
moving things.
Now that I have pushed the plugin changes I don't know what
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