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Support clouds.yaml files #487
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I think that sounds great, and that it's definitely a feature worth having. |
Sweet! I'll get to work on it soon! |
@emonty any news? |
This would be very useful. @emonty would you duplicate the vendor info, or import it from the python lib somehow? |
Thanks for the answer. We would like to use this feature in terraform using this lib, and we'd be willing to contribute in the dev. |
Note that it is too late for this feature to make it into this repo. See #592 |
@jrperritt thanks! I'll get a PR done for the new repo whenever it's ready for such a thing. |
@emonty any news on this? |
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Keystone with auth plugins gets ... complex. As a result, openstack spawned the os-client-config library this last cycle, which, in addition to handling normal openrc env vars, allows the configuration of multiple clouds - and features of known providers in a yaml file:
http://docs.openstack.org/developer/os-client-config/
It would be super cool if gophercloud supported reading the same file. I'd be happy to work on adding the support - but I figured I should check first to see if it's a feature you'd take. I would imagine given the way env vars work - perhaps 'openstack.AuthOptionsFromYaml()' ?
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