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31. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-06

Proto completed.

30. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-05

Restart prototyping.

29. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-05

Docstrings and save function.

28. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-05

Merged trunk and resolved conflicts.

27. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-04

Checkpoint.

26. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-04

Checkpoint.

25. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-12-04

Envs management: code reorganization.

This branch includes code reorg as
a preparation for the upcoming envs
management work.

It's just about mechanically moving code
to the new models package, except for a
minor fix to test_init_environment in
test_manage.py.

R=gary.poster
CC=
https://codereview.appspot.com/37150043

24. By Madison Scott-Clary on 2013-12-02

Run juju init if environments.yaml is missing

Create environments.yaml and use local provider if environments.yaml is not found.

To test: make check

To QA:
1. mv ~/.juju/environments.yaml ~/.juju/environments.yaml.bak
2. .venv/bin/python juju-quickstart <bundle> # should run juju init and juju switch local
3. ensure deployment goes as planned, ensure ~/.juju/environments.yaml is default from init
4. mv ~/.juju/environments.yaml.bak ~/.juju/environments.yaml

R=bac, frankban
CC=
https://codereview.appspot.com/34260044

23. By Gary Poster on 2013-11-27

Add autologin support for quickstart

To qa, please do the following.

Story 1: quickstart works without autologin support for charm.

Simply run `.venv/bin/python juju-quickstart`. This will bring up the existing charm, which does not have support for autologin. It should work fine, with password.

Story 2: quickstart works with autologin when available.

Run `.venv/bin/python juju-quickstart --gui-charm-url cs:~juju-gui/precise/juju-gui-134`.

This should bring up the GUI with autologin.

Thank you!

R=matthew.scott
CC=
https://codereview.appspot.com/34420043

22. By Francesco Banconi on 2013-11-26

Install missing packages for add-apt-repository.

Also use absolute paths to commands executed
with sudo privileges.

Tests: `make check`

QA:

1) Create a saucy LXC sharing your home directory,
    e.g. `sudo lxc-create -t ubuntu -n quickstart -f <MY-TEMPLATE> \
          -- -r saucy -a amd64 -b $USER`
    where "quickstart" is the name of the container,
    "-r" is used to specify the release to use,
    "-b" binds the home directory of the specified user,
    and <MY-TEMPLATE> is a file with the following contents:
        lxc.network.type=veth
        lxc.network.link=lxcbr0
        lxc.network.flags=up
    I assume you already have:
      - a juju home containing the environments.yaml file
        configured with an "ec2" ec2 environment;
      - your ssh keys properly set up;
      - run the tests with `make check` as described above.
    So at this point the container does not have juju
    installed, but the juju home and ssh keys are
    available, and so the branch with a configured testing
    virtualenv. We already have cards for environment
    creation and ssh keys handling.
2) Start the LXC instance (`sudo lxc-start -n quickstart`).
3) Open a console inside the LXC with
    `sudo lxc-console -n quickstart`, log in using your user
    credentials, and cd into the directory where you checked
    out this branch.
4) Run `.venv/bin/python juju-quickstart -e ec2 --no-browser`.
    You should be asked the sudo password in order to add
    the missing PPA and install juju-core and lxc.
    Note that installing the packages can take some minutes.
    The process will then proceed as usual.
5) Run `.venv/bin/python juju-quickstart -e ec2 --no-browser`
    again: this time no packages installation should be required,
    and quickstart just reuses the existing environment.
6) From the host, stop and destroy the LXC container:
    `sudo lxc-stop -n quickstart` and `sudo lxc-destroy -n quickstart`.
7) Destroy your ec2 environment.

Thank you!

R=bac, rharding
CC=
https://codereview.appspot.com/32760043