Python-lefthandclient

Latest version: v2.1.0

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2.1.0

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* Adds a new API for getting a snapshot's parent volume name.

2.0.1

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* Allows suppressing of InsecureRequestWarning messages
* Changes the exception isinstance check to look for basestring/str instead of
bytes in order to properly store the error description.
* Adds a new API for modifying snapshots.
* Adds SSH support
* Allows changing timeouts for requests
* Adds remote copy support:
- makeVolumeRemote
- makeVolumePrimary
- createRemoteSnapshotSchedule
- deleteRemoteSnapshotSchedule
- getRemoteSnapshotSchedule
- stopRemoteSnapshotSchedule
- startRemoteSnapshotSchedule
- doesRemoteSnapshotScheduleExist
- getIPFromCluster

2.0.0

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* Rebranded the HPLeftHandClient to HPELeftHandClient.
* Updating the documentation to use the new PyPi project name for the
client, 'python-lefthandclient'.

1.1.0

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* Replaced all httplib2 calls with Python Request calls
* SSL certificate verification can be enabled by passing secure=True
* SSL certificate verification can be done against a self provided .crt file
with secure='/path/to/ca-certificates.crt'

1.0.6

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* Python3.4+ compliant
* Added requirements-py3.txt and test-requirements-py3.txt for Python3.4 to
pull and install from
* Updated tox to run py34 tests
* Modified basic Python calls to work with both Python2 and Python3.4
* Fixed error that was happening during client initialization when an error
was missing a description.
* Fixes clusterId bug in createVolume (Issue 3)
* Snapshotting of multiples volumes at one time has been enabled
* Added unit test for the Exception class.
* Removed unused error property from LeftHand exceptions.

1.0.5

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* Added improved error handling during login attempts. Errors will now be
more descriptive in why a login failed.

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