Great Adrian.
I think that Michael has thought, about clients patch, to make
something inside client.py (ex. a method that accept a list and not only
a simple string)... but good for now ;)
About --json and --yaml and so on... I don't make nothing at all today.
I was busy on symbolic implementation (we must be ready to go out with
new func release). I don't understand if you have doe something for this
thing too, but in any case, I can help you tomorrow morning (morning for
me... +1gmt ;))
Bye
Marco
Adrian Likins wrote:
Adrian Likins wrote:
Marco Mornati wrote:
Hi Adrian,
I don't know which problem have you found. What I see during
func-transmit tests is that we cannot call func using list for
client and parameters.
Michael said (on IRC I think) that we must change client.py, and
don't know which other class, to get func working with this type of
"parameters"... at the moment I've made a patch inside func-java
api, so java can call without problem func-transmit and all work
correctly.
Yup, thats what the patch in that tree does. It handles the case
of a list of parameters being passed, which should be how it's
called. It also
handles the case of a single item being passed in, but thats not the
preferred approach.
I didn't test the case of multiple hostname globs, but yeah, it
needs to be able to handle that as well. A similar approach would work.
hostname glob stuff is fixed now, more or less. Along with some
more test cases at
http://github.com/alikins/func-alikins-devel/commits/home-devel
(just realized I push some of this last night to the master tree.
Sorry about that, didn't mean to break anyone if I did. A bit of a git
typo.
Adrian
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