This change removes plugins from Spyglass and places them in separate
repositories. Formation, a proprietary plugin, will be removed by this
change and Tugboat will become its own OpenDev maintained repo,
spyglass-plugin-xls. By creating more streamlined plugin management,
end users should be able to more easily create their own plugins for
different data sources.
Related change https://review.opendev.org/#/c/659116/
Depends-On: Ib2f75878b1a29e835cb8e2323aebe9d431c479e7
Change-Id: Ie0eb2e5aefe6bb764e1aa608e53371adaabb9a17
Places detailed CLI information into a separate file similar to the
docs configuration of pegleg.
Updates documentation to reflect new CLI changes from below link.
Depends on CLI changes in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/649452/.
Change-Id: Icf63cfd6f90b1565513b2c3e7fe01712db48f908
Spyglass was originally built with a web-based YAML editor.
Unfortunately, the presence of the editor has caused some problems. It
can cause the Docker container to freeze before creating the
intermediary YAML file. The execution of the flask app is also the
root cause for the Bandit B104 errors and B605 error.
Since the target audience for Spyglass is developers, it can be
assumed that they will have access to an editor with support for YAML
files. Having a web-based version of the YAML editor is unnecessary and
will just result in more code to maintain in the future.
Removes the editor script from utils.
Removes the yaml-editor entry point from the package.
Removes references to the yaml-editor from the CLI and engine.
Resolves all known Bandit errors.
In the future, a pause in execution could be provided to allow users to
make quick edits. Log messages could also notify users when a
placeholder value is inserted in the intermediary so they can fix it.
Change-Id: Ibc37e61f93b33904ea839e12fe5a8d586985e0b1
Ryan Schroder