Closed swevm closed 9 years ago
@swevm typically modularizing code is a good thing. The one scaleio.py file is pretty large. I haven't looked through commit yet but on your comment about common methods, break those out into its own common
module. So other modules can reference common
for code re-use.
Also be careful with breaking backward compatibility. E.g. If provisioning
module now owns the creat_volume
function, it would be ideal if scaleio.py
could support a shim such as
(in scaleio.py)
def create_volume(*args, **kwargs):
api.provisioning.create_volume(*args, **kwargs)
So if code referencing the old API can be compatible.
2 cents, I can try and help review/test some of this as well if you want.
Ryan, You´re absolutely right. I plan to keep it backward compatible as much as possible. Need to move this Pull over to dev-0.4 tree as its not complete yet.
Thanks @swevm, only bring it up as we obviously used this library in the scaleio flocker driver, so backwards compat is good for less teeth pulling :)
Let me know if you need any help. :+1:
Not sure all restructuring make sense. Looks simpler at least with stuff split into different files. Need to work on this a bit more as common methods are located in non optimal classes