Merge lp://staging/~julian-edwards/gwacl/updatehostedservice into lp://staging/gwacl

Thanks, nice change.

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+func (api *ManagementAPI) UpdateHostedService(serviceName string, params *UpdateHostedService) error {
11 + var err error
12 + URI := "services/hostedservices/" + serviceName

You forgot to call checkPathComponents(serviceName)

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11 + var err error

No need for this declaration I think.

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This can be done later but it would be great to use this method in example/management/run.go.

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152 +func (suite *xmlSuite) TestUpdateHostedService(c *C) {
153 + label := MakeRandomString(10)
154 + expected := makeUpdateHostedService(label)
155 + input := UpdateHostedService{
156 + XMLNS: XMLNS,
157 + Label: label,
158 + Description: "description",

This is a detail but it's a bit weird that "description" references a string that is buried deep in the XML code above, maybe the description (and the other values of the XML string) should be an argument of makeUpdateHostedService().

On 04/07/13 16:55, Raphaël Badin wrote:
> Review: Approve
>
> Thanks, nice change.

Thank you.

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> +func (api *ManagementAPI) UpdateHostedService(serviceName string, params *UpdateHostedService) error {
> 11 + var err error
> 12 + URI := "services/hostedservices/" + serviceName
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> You forgot to call checkPathComponents(serviceName)

Ok thanks.

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> 11 + var err error
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> No need for this declaration I think.

Well - it kinda is. When you do multiple assignments to err, if it's
the second return value in a := statement it doesn't get set
consistently in my experience - at least it's fucking confusing me
anyway, assignment semantics in Go are batshit. Adding the var ensures
it's never masking the result with subsequent assignments.

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> This can be done later but it would be great to use this method in example/management/run.go.

Indeed, but the branch was large enough.

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> [2]
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> 152 +func (suite *xmlSuite) TestUpdateHostedService(c *C) {
> 153 + label := MakeRandomString(10)
> 154 + expected := makeUpdateHostedService(label)
> 155 + input := UpdateHostedService{
> 156 + XMLNS: XMLNS,
> 157 + Label: label,
> 158 + Description: "description",
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> This is a detail but it's a bit weird that "description" references a string that is buried deep in the XML code above, maybe the description (and the other values of the XML string) should be an argument of makeUpdateHostedService().
>

True, and I was just harping on about that in IRC as well :) I fixed
it, thanks for point it out.

J