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The [template-skeleton](https://github.com/heat-tools/template-skeleton) has been moved to a centralized location. This release updates the default skeleton location to reflect this change.

- add additional default logs for cloud-init in `get_artifacts()` (`/var/log/cloud-init.log` & `/var/log/cloud-init-output.log`)
- hide aborted log artifact transfers in `get_artifacts()`

Adds the `--ci-parallel` switch which supports the use of [CircleCI](https://circleci.com) environment variable-based parallelization.

The utility functions now provide defaults for the `get_artifacts()` function. They include the default locations for any heat logs, and also discovery of all chef logs.

This release adds three new convenience functions for use in the Fabric testing scripts:
- `get_artifacts()` - Receives a list of strings of log files to pull from remote nodes.
- `http_check()` - Receives a URL and string and runs a HTTP check from the remote node.
- `local_http_check()` - Same as `http_check()`, but runs from the host running fabric.

Some example usage:

**get_artifacts()**


task
def artifacts():
env.platform_family = detect.detect()

Logs to pull
logs = ['/root/cfn-userdata.log',
'/root/heat-script.log']

get_artifacts(logs)


**http_check() and local_http_check()**


task
def check():
env.platform_family = detect.detect()

site = "http://localhost/"
string = "Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page"

assert http_check(site, string), "Apache is not responding."
assert local_http_check(env.host, string), "Apache is not responding remotely."


**Note:** See the usage of the fabric variable `env.host` which supplies the host string for the function.