This feature adds support for Sphinx automatic documentation. It can now be used as part of the tox environment.
Signed-off-by: Hadi Esiely <hadi.esiely-barrera@jhuapl.edu>
This change adds a new pytest marker, ignore. It is used to silently
skip the software server integration test suite, which is now broken
from a recent ssl update. A pytest ini configuration file is also added
to register the new marker.
This change adds a pytest config argument, allowing the integration test
suite to be run with the client configured with a specific section from
the PyKMIP configuration file. A simple integration test class is added
to demonstrate how to use the client created using the config argument.
To run the integration test suite with a specific configuration, use:
$ tox -e integration -- --config <config-section>
where <config-section> is the name of the config file section to use for
the PyKMIP client.
This change reorganizes the test suite, splitting it into two separate
test suites, one for unit tests and one for integration tests. The tox
configuration is also updated to reflect this change. Invoking tox now
runs the unit tests by default. A separate tox environment is used to
run the integration tests.
This update includes a bunch of new features and bug fixes:
* Add client support for the DiscoverVersions and Query operations
* Add client support for the CreateKeyPair and RekeyKeyPair operations
* Add support for registering and retrieving Public/PrivateKeys
* Add unit demos showing how to use individual KMIP client operations
* Add client custom configuration support
* Add inline documentation for new KMIP objects, attributes and payloads
* Add unit tests for new KMIP objects, attributes, and payloads
* Add a dependency for the six library to handle Python version support
* Update README with a condensed description and overview of the library
* Fix bug with unindexed format strings
* Fix missing example certificate files when installing library
This change includes several new features to PyKMIP, including:
* support for Python 3.3 and 3.4
* support for KMIP client/server SSL connections
* removal of all Thrift library dependencies
This implementation supports version 1.1 of the KMIP spec. The
library supports the following operations for SymmetricKey objects:
create
register
get
destroy
Hadi Esiely
Peter Hamilton
Peter Hamilton