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Several people over the liberty cycle committed to maintaining
compose, but it was never completed. Rather than carry compose
in our repoistory until the end of time in a broken state I propose
removing it. If someone comes along and wants to resseruct the code
and make it functional in the future, I'd be 100% open to merge a
patch in the future which reintroduces this functionality. In the
meantime it is confusing to users which ask me on a daily basis if
compose is supported which I have to go into a 10 minute monologue
about why its in the repository.
Fortunately git contains full history so we can always revert this
change at a later time if someone wants to actually fixt his code
base up and make it useable in some way. I think the proper answer
is a seperate repoistory (kolla-compose) which contains any compose
related bits.
Please consider removing since nobody is using this code and its
dead.
TrivialFix
backport: liberty
Change-Id: I8b7c39b00d1967184d363af7db86d1ff8b5e725f
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Revert commit so that master will use the tag latest
Change-Id: If31c77cb288090dd5c780d684df41197df5b7fc2
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Bump the tags for liberty2
Change-Id: Id8c22ea4db70dccdc66168fd0a953f8e2ca743e5
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Due to a revert in the Docker code, thin neutron containers do not work
at this time. The neutron plugin agents do not need to exist in the same
container as the other agents however. This allows for using either
linuxbridge or openvswitch
The docker commit that did the revert:
https://github.com/docker/docker/commit/ff770d33cdee5ab4dc0bdeb06dcfea49aa72ab8e
Closes-Bug: 1469307
Change-Id: Idf79c31c74c34b93f5a9bac49730aca49bbdb861
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Key difference here is the ip_wrapper.py file. This file and docker 1.7
allow for the network namespaces to be created in the host mount
namespace and propogated into the containers.
Co-Authored-By: Paul Bourke <paul.bourke@oracle.com>
Change-Id: I73bcd1c97bbaf742af883dbf281a8d76aff8aebf
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