If a user requests an interval that is not a whole
number, begin honoring it and adjust the timestamp
precision to indicate milliseconds. Do not bother
with milliseconds on whole number intervals.
Many sensors in nodesensors are not useful except when
evaluated as part of nodehealth. Provide an option to allow people
to skip such sensors. Particularly useful in generating time series CSV
data.
Sometimes a collection will be slow. Don't inflict the 'cd' with the slowness, defer until actually
asked to do something that would enumerate said collection. Accomplish this by checking for
the 'cd' target in it's parent collection, rather than asking to list its contents.
In the confetty CLI, readline clear history was done as
part of login process. Since readline is not a given
to accomodate scripting behaviors, no longer do the
clear_history(). The concern I had was that
the password might have gotten into history, but that
seems to not be the case.
When attributes were specified with an incorrect noderange
it was failing to report the noderange error. If that were
specifically addressed, it would then proceed to erroneously
complain about valid attribute names.
nodelist command would show 'help' with no arguments, but
natural expectation is to list all nodes. Adjust to match
that expectation. If a noderange was somehow problematic,
the output was not appropriate, this too is addressed.
nodeconsole provides a wrapper for confetty offering logical
tab completion for console specifically as well as help
text to explain critical info about using nodeconsole.
nodelist provides functionality analagous to nodels in
xCAT 2.x codebase
Command "confetty start /nodes/<node>/console/session" can
not work correctly. This patch aims to add condition judgement
for this command in confetty.
If stdout is not a tty, do not import readline. import
readline by itself can cause terminal control characters
to appear in the stdout. Avoid this by only importing if
there seems to be a sign it is connected to a terminal.
Present 'inventory/hardware/all/' hierarchy. Currently
only ipmi and 'all/all' works. The data structure may be amended in
the very near future as well.
If on a remote socket, socket.error could be thrown. A mistake was
made where the Python2.x behavior of ',' on an except clause without
parenthesis misinterpreted socket.error as a variable name to store
instance of socket.gaierror. Put Parentheses in to declare the desired
behavior.
