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527. By Ed Leafe on 2011-01-07

Fixed two cases where unit tests were failing

526. By Ed Leafe on 2011-01-06

Changed 'get_instance' back to 'get' to avoid further delay

525. By Ed Leafe on 2011-01-06

Removed a reference to 'instance_get_by_internal_id' that I missed in the original merge

524. By Ed Leafe on 2011-01-06

Fixed the code that broke when instances.internal_id was removed

523. By Vish Ishaya on 2011-01-06

Fixes format_instances error by passing reservation_id as a kwarg instead of an arg. Also removes extraneous yields in test_cloud that were causing tests to pass with broken code.

522. By Chiradeep Vittal <chiradeep@chiradeep-lt2> on 2011-01-06

Introduces basic support for spawning, rebooting and destroying vms when using Microsoft Hyper-V as the hypervisor.
Images need to be in VHD format. Note that although Hyper-V doesn't accept kernel and ramdisk
separate from the image, the nova objectstore api still expects an image to have an associated aki and ari. You can use dummy aki and ari images -- the hyper-v driver won't use them or try to download them.
Requires Python's WMI module.

521. By Cory Wright on 2011-01-06

This addition to the docs clarifies that it is a requirement for contributors to be listed in the Authors file before their commits can be merged to trunk.

520. By Devin Carlen on 2011-01-05

Removed dependencies on nova server components for the admin client.

519. By Todd Willey on 2011-01-05

Remove stale doc files so the autogeneration extension for sphinx will work properly.

518. By Eric Day on 2011-01-05

This branch contains the internal API cleanup branches I had previously proposed, but combined together and with all the UUID key replacement ripped out. This allows multiple REST interfaces (or other tools) to use the internal API directly, rather than having the logic tied up in the ec2 cloud.py file.