These are based on the 'cinder list-filters' command, which accepts an
optional '--resource {resource}' option to limit the listed filters to a
single resource type.

  block storage resource filter list
  block storage resource filter show

We used the 'block storage resource filter' terminology rather than
simply 'resource filter' to highlight the fact that this is specific to
the block storage service.

Note that while this feature is a bit weird, good documentation can be
found at [1].

[1] https://docs.openstack.org/cinder/latest/admin/generalized_filters.html

Change-Id: I21e7c0ea427aef1f6665394d4b8e9a1f30d6dbb1
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

These mirror the 'cinder cluster-*' commands, with arguments copied
across essentially verbatim. The only significant departure is the
replacement of "tenant" terminology with "project".

  block storage cluster list
  block storage cluster set
  block storage cluster show

We used the 'block storage' terminology rather than simply 'volume' to
allow us to start distinguishing between the volume service and a volume
resource.

Change-Id: I9105a9e4a139af4929e3b1f3a6de6c9a53e0b598
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

These mirror the 'cinder group-snapshot-*' commands, with arguments
copied across essentially verbatim. The only significant departure is
the replacement of "tenant" terminology with "project".

  volume group snapshot create
  volume group snapshot delete
  volume group snapshot list
  volume group snapshot show

Change-Id: Ia5084749b7c1a5a936fd6d6e8d89b9b80969f68c
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

These mirror the 'cinder group-type-*' commands, with arguments copied
across essentially verbatim. The only significant departure is the
merging of some commands, such as 'group-type-default' and
'group-type-list' into 'group type list', and 'group-type-update' and
'group-type-key' into 'group type set/unset'.

  volume group type create
  volume group type delete
  volume group type list
  volume group type show
  volume group type set
  volume group type unset

Change-Id: Iee6ee2f1f276e6ef6f75a74f8f2980f14c0d5e2f
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

These mirror the 'cinder group-*' commands, with arguments copied across
essentially verbatim. The only significant departures are the
replacement of "tenant" terminology with "project" and the merging of
the various volume group replication action commands into the parent
volume group (e.g. 'openstack volume group set --enable-replication'
instead of 'cinder group enable-replication')

  volume group create
  volume group delete
  volume group list
  volume group show
  volume group set
  volume group failover

Change-Id: I3b2c0cb92b8a53cc1c0cefa3313b80f59c9e5835
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

This patch implements the necessary commands to utilize the Messages API
introduced in Cinder API version 3.3. Version 3.5 built upon this by
implementing pagination support for these commands which is present in
this patch as well.

  volume message get
  volume message list
  volume message delete

Change-Id: I64aa0b4a8d4468baa8c63e5e30ee31de68df999d

These mirror the 'cinder attachment-*' commands, with arguments copied
across essentially verbatim. The only significant departure is the
replacement of "tenant" terminology with "project".

  volume attachment create
  volume attachment delete
  volume attachment list
  volume attachment complete
  volume attachment set
  volume attachment show

Full support for filtering is deferred for now since that's a more
complicated change that requires additional commands be added first.
TODOs are included to this effect.

Change-Id: If47c2b56fe65ee2cee07c000d6ae3688d5ef3b42
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

New implementation of the project cleanup based on the sdk.project_cleanup.
It is implemented as an additional OSC operation and will ideally obsolete the 
`openstack project purge` giving flexibility to extend services support, 
parallelization, filters, etc.

Change-Id: Ie08877f182379f73e5ec5ad4daaf84b3092c829c

The Karbor project is being retired in Wallaby [1]. Remove the docs for
its client.

[1] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2020-November/018643.html

Change-Id: I52d0f6a76cc9bcfc8b33f0e2cd3751859770ac8a
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>

Newer versions of cliff and stevedore use importlib rather than
setuptools to work with entry points. Replace any references to
"setuptools' entry points mechanism" with "Python's entry points
mechanism".

Change-Id: Iae36155685ee37ab5e38a0c173110a5ece33d05d
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>