Coverage report generation was not using --include filters.
This resulted in generating a report that included all external
dependencies. Some of these may include problematic characters for
utf8 decoding. In the odd case this was found, coverage would fail
with a UnicodeDecodeError.
Fixes bug #987077.
Change-Id: I276698e65ac1037972209a406058168433cd826b
If we structure things like this, we can get things
actually, you know, installed.
Locales ast and oc aren't supported by babel. We'll re-import them
from Launchpad once we get babel updated.
If you want translations installed, run:
python setup.py compile_catalog
Before you run either setup.py sdist or setup.py install
More work is needed to actually properly use the installed translations, but
we're closer.
Change-Id: I4a4bedd982c89063aa09688c9cbcf97054bcb34b
We moved to DistUtilsExtra because it promised a more automatic workflow
from setup.py. It doesn't actually deliver though, and it also vomits
warnings during setup.py usage, and also breaks pip integration.
So this is going back to babel. Mostly folks shouldn't need to know
anything about this. We'll need to update the translations import
jobs in Jenkins, and we might need to add a corresponding translations
upload job that runs post-merge.
Translations installation doesn't fully work - but it actually wasn't fully
working before. Getting this part of the project done now though is a
pre-requisite for using tox for multi-python testing (tox starts by
creating an sdist tarball and then installing it into the venv, which
is just 100% broken with DistUtilsExtra)
Change-Id: I126e1bcfab0656eab6ca10de67d3d2aaa8b844f3
This simplifies a number of Jenkins jobs which currently, other
than directory names, could be the same for all OpenStack
projects. By renaming the virtualenv directory, the redundant
Jenkins virtualenv build and copy jobs can be eliminated.
Change-Id: Ieaf1dac3207ecb34b911c7edcd2086809abdf49e
Joe Gordon