Recent tox releases have put us on a config treadmill. Avoid these
issues entirely by using nox. Nox is a tox alternative that uses
standard tools like pip and should be simpler to use for us.
Change-Id: I24277512cf542bac7a8852d50009c6f08db7fa37
This change does the following:
Update docs with more info
Add an example usage of this library
Add pbr versioning to docs
Updates the requirements
Rarrange the docs to look better on pypi
Lots of the elements to do above were borrowed from
python-jenkins and jenkins-job-builder projects.
Change-Id: Idc7dfc88cc26e1147b027fd55d41229c4bf3910f
Based on cookiecutter and slightly tweaked afterward.
* conf.py has autoclass_content = 'both' to generate the __init__
documentation.
* bumped doc copyright to 2015.
* adds in tox environement 'docs' as a convenience
Change-Id: I69bb4179be343ab7c8a44f6fb80d5a428fe30e17
Launchpad points to https://launchpad.net/openstack-ci which I assume is
a catch all.
[setup.cfg]
* skipped files.packages section which is unneeded
* removed obsolete pbr global.setup-hooks
Change-Id: I26bddf6a1bb1ce7a10ea0f8d9f40a916dcba0c90
Switch to pbr and flake8. Make hacking clean. Remove unneeded/unused
libraries. Rename requirements files. Add a README file.
Change-Id: I70408d785331dc97737ab0ab1b0caa255b683efe
Clark Boylan