He Jie Xu
874ba55a49
This patch add '/servers' related routes by a plain list, instead of using stevedore. After all the Nova API endpoints moves to the plain routes list, the usage of stevedore for loading the API will be removed from Nova. To remove the servers extension from stevedore, all the extensions which depend on servers needs to be removed together. Those extensions are about the servers API response extension and the action extension. Also note that the original 'ProjectMapper' use the 'routes.Mapper.resource' to create a set of routes for a resource which comform to the Atom publishing protocol. It includes some of URL mappings we didn't document before. This patch will remove those URL mappings, also remove the corresponding URL mappings for 'os-volumes_boot' endpoint. For the detail, please reference: http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-March/114736.html Partial-implement-blueprint api-no-more-extensions-pike Change-Id: I76c384c10bd804fc2049aef305044149bb55d0dc
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