This is establishing the API for a future optimization. We want to
be able to offer true socket-level caching, but can't do that with
httplib2 right now. For now, we will just fake the optimization
by returning an iterator over the image body, which happens to already
be fully loaded into a string.
Change-Id: I2d36e3cdd45b26d7c7c27ba050bf6a4b5765df6c
At its core, this is adding the ability to finx a schema through
published links and convert it to a usable object.
Related to bp glance-client-v2
Change-Id: I7b38ad091c6b0ad80197eb789503cf73989893e5
This only allows you to run image-list, but sets up a framework
that we can use to fill in the rest of the v2 functionality.
* Related to bp glance-client-v2
Change-Id: I8827e36fdcf79fe402990a6d05898ec00cbd54c6
Rather than depend on magic, I would prefer that we explicitly call
two different request methods: json_request and raw_request. The
former will encode/decode request bodies to and from JSON, while
the latter will not.
Change-Id: I6a429a5975993f71df85df55f11c5d51c050c289
Brian Waldon