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Anderson Mesquita ff9bde4001 Add filter option to stack-list

Add ability to use filters on stack-list by passing a ``--filters``
options to the command line.  This option can appear multiple times or
be used once with several key=value filters separated by semicolons.  If
the same key appears more than once, both will be taken into account
when sending the request to the API.

e.g.:
The option:
``--filters status=COMPLETE;status=FAILED``
Will issue the call:
 ``/stacks?status=COMPLETE&status=FAILED``

Closes-Bug: 1268816
Change-Id: I553d6b5e3ceebdb24dcd4e4c8e409a4375d72333

2014-02-05 14:38:30 -06:00

doc

Fix some trivial py3 errors

2014-01-11 08:02:25 +01:00

heatclient

Add filter option to stack-list

2014-02-05 14:38:30 -06:00

tools

Supports bash_completion for heatclient

2013-12-16 23:04:24 +08:00

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Updates .gitignore

2013-12-18 09:31:05 +00:00

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Update .gitreview for org move.

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Migrate to testr from nose.

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CONTRIBUTING.rst

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LICENSE

Initial import

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MANIFEST.in

Cleanup in preperation for release.

2013-07-17 10:42:28 +12:00

openstack-common.conf

Sync base and exceptions from oslo

2013-12-16 15:30:41 +02:00

README.rst

Rename README.md to README.rst

2013-07-14 18:29:08 +02:00

requirements.txt

Updated from global requirements

2014-01-24 22:40:33 +00:00

run_tests.sh

Copy run_test.sh from heat repo

2014-01-13 16:23:20 +13:00

setup.cfg

Cleanup in preperation for release.

2013-07-17 10:42:28 +12:00

setup.py

Updated from global requirements

2013-10-01 16:14:44 +00:00

test-requirements.txt

Remove dependencies on pep8, pyflakes and flake8

2014-01-16 13:32:27 +01:00

tox.ini

Added API reference document

2014-01-06 13:25:00 +08:00

README.rst

Python bindings to the Heat orchestration API

This is a client library for Heat built on the Heat orchestration API. It provides a Python API (the heatclient module) and a command-line tool (heat).

Development takes place via the usual OpenStack processes as outlined in the OpenStack wiki. The master repository is on GitHub.

See release notes and more at http://docs.openstack.org/developer/python-heatclient/.