--no-ssl-compression is deprecated and no longer used. So, it is removed from the help message. Change-Id: I2b886671a568ed191ee380cf16335ccd9ae85062 Closes-Bug: #1583919
The library is used in glanceclient/common/https.py and the documentation build for the API fails without the dependency. Update the error handling so that when OpenSSL reports an error it is converted to a client communication error. Change-Id: I0c0fb3139bb848d0cbaf88ae6a767a730bea74eb Signed-off-by: Doug Hellmann <doug@doughellmann.com>
This allows us to pass in a global_request_id in the client constructor so that subsequent calls with this client pass that to the servers. This enables cross project request_id tracking. oslo spec I65de8261746b25d45e105394f4eeb95b9cb3bd42 Change-Id: Iea1e754a263a01dae5ed598fdda134394aff54b0
The bug: any existing Content-Type header cannot be found because the call to headers.get() fails. Therefore we end up with two Content-Type headers because a new one (applicaion/octet-stream) gets added unconditionally. The cause: the strings (keys and values) in the headers dict are converted from unicode sequences of type <str> to utf-8 sequences of type <bytes>. This happens in safe_encode() (oslo_utils/encodeutils.py:66). <str> != <bytes> even if they appear to have the same characters. Hence, for python 3.x, _set_common_request_kwargs() adds content-type to header even if custom content-type is set in the request. This results in unsupported media type exception when glance client is used with keystoneauth and python 3.x The fix: follow the directions in encode_headers(). It says to do this just before sending the request. Honor this principle; do not encode headers and then perform more business logic on them. Change-Id: Idf6079b32f70bc171f5016467048e917d42f296d Closes-bug: #1641239 Co-Authored-By: Pushkar Umaranikar <pushkar.umaranikar@intel.com>
This requests commit [1] changed the behavior when a nonexistent cacert file is passed in: now it raises IOError. This is getting through glanceclient.common.http.HTTPClient._request, which used to raise CommunicationError in this scenario. Even though there is arguably a better exception than CommunicationError to represent this condition (like maybe IOError), for backward compatibility this change set converts IOError to CommunicationError. We also improve the unit test to raise the original exception if the expected conditions aren't met; this improves debugability. [1] https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/commit/7d8b87c37f3a5fb993fd83eda6888ac217cd108e Change-Id: I6a2cf4c6d041b67d3509153b4cef18b459263648 Closes-Bug: #1692085
In the recent release of keystoneauth1 2.18.0 provision is made to log x-openstack-request-id for session client. Once this new library is synced in openstack projects, the x-openstack-request-id will be logged twice on the console if session client is used. For example, $ glance --debug image-list DEBUG:keystoneauth.session:GET call to image for http://10.232.48.204:9292/v2/schemas/image used request id req-96a3f203-c605-4c96-a31d-f1199d41705c DEBUG:glanceclient.common.http:GET call to glance-api for http://10.232.48.204:9292/v2/schemas/image used request id req-96a3f203-c605-4c96-a31d-f1199d41705c Above log will be logged twice on the console. Removed logging of x-openstack-request-id in case of SessionClient as it is already logged in keystoneauth1. x-openstack-request-id will only be logged once on console if HTTPClient is used. Depends-On: I492b331ff3da8d0b91178bf0d5fe1d3702f15bd7 Closes-Bug: #1657351 Change-Id: I64258f997dc060113f53682aee74bdd40a346e54
1.As mentioned in [1], we should avoid usingg six.iteritems to achieve iterators. We can use dict.items instead, as it will return iterators in PY3 as well. And dict.items/keys will more readable. 2.In py2, the performance about list should be negligible, see the link [2]. [1] https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Python3 [2] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2015-June/066391.html Change-Id: I71c13040318eca6e5ed993e8aa03f8003986a71c
Refactoring code: Making dict to use single instruction: pop() rather than two instructions: get() and del, giving the codes a format that carries through. TrivialRefactoring Change-Id: Idb21df37c287fdff24c29153676f82544f735297