lorrycontroller: Explicitly list all names to be re-exported

pyflakes isn't able to recognise that:

    __all__ = locals()

effectively uses all the imported names.  Replace this with an
explicit list of names.

Running pyflakes in CI should ensure that the list doesn't get
out of sync.

1 files changed, 32 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/lorrycontroller/__init__.py b/lorrycontroller/__init__.py
index e1128ae..b2510dc 100644
--- a/lorrycontroller/__init__.py
+++ b/lorrycontroller/__init__.py
@@ -65,4 +65,35 @@ def get_upstream_host(host_info):
     return upstream_types[host_info['type']](host_info)
 
 
-__all__ = locals()
+__all__ = [
+    'StateDB',
+    'LorryNotFoundError', 'WrongNumberLorriesRunningJob', 'HostNotFoundError',
+    'LorryControllerRoute',
+    'ReadConfiguration',
+    'Status', 'StatusHTML', 'StatusRenderer',
+    'ListQueue',
+    'ShowLorry', 'ShowLorryHTML',
+    'StartQueue', 'StopQueue',
+    'GiveMeJob',
+    'JobUpdate',
+    'ListRunningJobs',
+    'MoveToTop', 'MoveToBottom',
+    'StopJob',
+    'ListAllJobs', 'ListAllJobsHTML',
+    'ShowJob', 'ShowJobHTML', 'JobShower',
+    'RemoveGhostJobs',
+    'RemoveJob',
+    'LsUpstreams', 'ForceLsUpstream',
+    'PretendTime',
+    'GetMaxJobs', 'SetMaxJobs',
+    'StaticFile',
+    'setup_proxy',
+    'gerrit',
+    'gitano',
+    'gitea',
+    'gitlab',
+    'local',
+    'downstream_types',
+    'upstream_types',
+    'get_upstream_host',
+]