- 19 Mar, 2018 40 commits
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
Closes #103.
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David Wilson authored
Ansible's PluginLoader makes up bullshit when it imports a module (mostly because it has to make up something), therefore we ended up with duplicate copies of ansible_mitogen loaded: one under ansible.plugins.*.mitogen, and one under the canonical namespace. Which broke isinstance().
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
Need a more general solution to littering the code with this crap.
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
Running in a thread to begin with, but this must change.
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
* Unused imports * Undefined names in helpers.py * Copyright header wrapping
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
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David Wilson authored
It's used at least by the copy module, even though the result is still mostly a no-op. _remote_chmod() doesn't accept octal mode, it accepts symbolic mode. So implement a symbolic parser in helpers.py.
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Alex Willmer authored
Fixes #90
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Alex Willmer authored
Found due to a LGTM warning about unused loop variable (related). As far as I can tell the callback was sending fullname multiple times. KeyError check added because I found NestedTest failed - mitogen.parent had mitogen as one of it's related, and mitogen was not in the cache. Refs #61
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Alex Willmer authored
Since the for loops don't contain any break statements the StreamErrors will always be raised when the loop completes without the method resturning. See https://lgtm.com/rules/5980098/ Refs #61
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Alex Willmer authored
Refs #61
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Alex Willmer authored
Both these addtions are to address warnings in https://lgtm.com/projects/g/dw/mitogen/alerts/?mode=list. Namely that if a class defines an equality method then it should also define an inequality and a hash method. Refs #61
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Alex Willmer authored
This seemed a reasonable streamlining, but I'm happy to be overruled.
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Alex Willmer authored
This documents the existing behaviour, which may not be the intended.
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