Python module to make testing easier, it can generate random data like names and text, run commands, fetch urls, create files and directories, and more
is a general ignore_failure a good way to go? It seems like start and stop should fail if they fail, but in order to do that I would need a reliable way to check status so that start could fail if it really didn't start.
InitD is a terrible class name, not sure Init would work though since Upstart technically lives in /etc/init.
I end up with a lot of things like:
which I don't like
Some things to think about:
is a general ignore_failure a good way to go? It seems like start and stop should fail if they fail, but in order to do that I would need a reliable way to check status so that start could fail if it really didn't start.
InitD is a terrible class name, not sure Init would work though since Upstart technically lives in /etc/init.