Merge lp://staging/~thisfred/ubuntuone-client/lp-702055 into lp://staging/ubuntuone-client

Great branch!

Two small issues:
 * I think that new_share_available in StatusFrontend should also pass _callback to messaging.show_message, just like new_udf_available
 * I think that StatusFrontend._callback should be named more descriptively.

Otherwise great work :-)

Also, StatusAggregator.restart_progress_bubble should be called after any send_notification. In fact, I believe we should make an aggregating/updating mechanism (like the one in FileDiscoveryBubble) in an upcoming branch, so if more events are received they are shown on the current notification.

For instance, turning on the computer and finding out 3 new udfs are available. With this branch we'll see three bubbles one after the other, each popping up immediately after the previous is hidden. With an updating mechanism we would only see one bubble, and the message would be updated as soon as the second and third udfs are found.

The reason share_available does not pass the callback, is because it does not need a special callback method that updates the count like new_udf. If no callback is passed in, the default is used, which opens the volumes tab in the control panel and hides the message.

I'll rename the _callback method.

And yes, we probably will want to aggregate the notifications (though maybe not for new shares.) I'll look into that on a new branch.

method renamed in r851

+1

The attempt to merge lp:~thisfred/ubuntuone-client/lp-702055 into lp:ubuntuone-client failed. Below is the output from the failed tests.

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