[LIBCLOUD-758] Standardize volumesnapshot state #602
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anyone? @Kami? otherwise I'll merge 😄 |
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would like this as well |
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Sorry, didn't have time to review it yet.
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In newer parts of the code we decided to replace numeric enum values with string values (e.g. RecordType enum).
Strings makes it easier to see what's going on since you don't need to check the enum type definition to see to which enum name a particular value maps to.
I would appreciate if you can update the code to use string values (e.g. AVAILABLE = 'available', ERROR = ' error', etc.).
In the future I also plan to clean and improve the legacy code and update NodeState to also use string values.
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Sorry for the delay. I've added one comment - besides that the code looks good to me. I would appreciate if you can address that and when you do, feel free to merge the PR. Thanks! |
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Changed to strings. Will merge. |
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LIBCLOUD-759 closes: apache#602 Signed-off-by: Allard Hoeve <allard@byte.nl>
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| @@ -236,15 +236,27 @@ class StorageVolumeState(object): | |||
| """ | |||
| Standard states of a StorageVolume | |||
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| AVAILABLE = "available" | |||
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Sorry, for a late comment, I missed this in the previous pass.
For consistency, it would be great if you can change "INUSE" to "IN_USE" and "BACKUP" to "SNAPSHOTING" (this way it's a verb and it's consistent with other states).
Thanks!
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True, but I personally find "backup" state a bit confusing (backuping is also better, imo, but snapshotting is more provider agnostic) :)
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