Modernize our package metadata in the following ways:
* switch from description-file to long_description with the file
attribute, and specify an explicit content type and encoding
* replace the home-page parameter with the newer general url one
* use the specific license metadata in addition to the corresponding
trove classifier for it
* make sure wheels when built also incorporate the LICENSE and
AUTHORS files so that we're not distributing them without a copy
of the license text
* indicate support for all recent Python releases in trove
classifiers
* drop Python 3.4 cruft from the bindep list
https://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/userguide/declarative_config.html
Also replace the contributor documentation with a more up to date
copy from opendev/bindep, and adjust the copyright assertions in the
built Sphinx docs to refer to "OpenDev Contributors" and drop the
unnecessary year.
Change-Id: I39c5f5afc66edec0cf51709218f143b2a749eddd
This patch does a few things to fix the documentation builds for
this project
- Move requirements to doc/requirements.txt for building docs to
avoid installing extra dependencies.
- Bump sphinx version to a newer release which is compatible with
sphinxcontrib-programoutput
- Remove default theme option to use the latest Sphinx theme that
is shipped directly from upstream.
- Bumped basepython for documentation jobs to Python 3.
These are all squashed because the job is currently broken.
Change-Id: Ib998923a5daaa5e9d3ddc748b76b6304e5c39b22
I have created a Debian package for gear and the Debian policy requires
daemon to ship with a manpage.
This patch:
* extracts out geard program output out of index.rst to a new geard.rst
including it at the original place for convenience.
* configure sphinx to generate a geard.8 manpage from geard.rst
* geard.rst remains unlinked in the HTML documentation since it is
included in index.rst.
Minor issue:
* I haven't found how to add cross references between the two manpages
without interfering with the HTML documentation output.
Change-Id: I2576cfa4acb0b91d789dc1ce42299ae91c6f9422
The gear server is modified to check an access control list for
certain actions if SSL and ACLs are enabled. Clients and workers
can be granted permission to register and invoke only functions
matching certain regexes, as well as the ability to grant ACLs to
other connections. A connection can always revoke its own access.
ACL entries are checked based on the subject name in the SSL
certificate (which is trustworthy because only certificates signed
by the supplied CA are accepted).
The submitJob method is updated to give up sooner if it is unable
to submit a job to any connected servers (older behavior would busy
loop trying to submit it, but since there are now more scenarios
where a functioning gear server might reject a job, that behavior
seems less desirable).
Docs and tests are updated for the new feature.
Change-Id: I07edfb964bf716df08be86f844061bdad29b9728
This change requires all three SSL files (private key,
public certificate, and CA certificate) to be specified in
order for SSL to be used.
Change-Id: Ie69b9c16325c04a1818c0b54d3b23526d11ed6a1
Split up into sections by usage.
Improve autodoc output of AdminRequest objects and enforce appropriate
arguments in constructors.
Change-Id: I834e4d10edbee9494d68ae010f439624172a111f
Add more events.
Also, return Job objects from event handlers for convenience of
subclasses.
Add sphinx config to setup.cfg.
Change-Id: I2ccc32fbc5f043a67d5da86cc3c37ab3d2c30d99
Jeremy Stanley