On Friday 02 November 2012 17:29:19 you wrote:
> Hi Plamen, I was looking into your lvsetup patches and I realized one
> odd thing: The patches remove the ability of the lvsetup test to be
> executed, ie, there's not a lvsetup class with a run_once method
> anymore. While it is fine to refactor the lvsetup operations and make
> them a library so other code can reuse it, we need to keep the lvsetup
> test functional. If we want to turn this into a library:
> 
> 1) Isolate the functions like you did
> 2) Create a new file in the autotest tree, for example,
> client/lv_utils.py, with those functions
> 3) Rewrite the lvsetup class in terms of this new API, importing the
> lv_utils library and using the functions defined there.
> 
> So I ask you to re-write the 2 patches you sent to fit into this
> general pattern, please?
> 
> Thanks and sorry for the extra work!
> 
> Lucas

Sure, I sent the new patches separately because they concern different 
submodules. I used your guess about putting "lv_utils" in the "client" folder 
because I am not exactly sure where in the file hierarchy it would fit best. 
Therefore, feel free to move it to a better place. Thank you for the suggested 
standarts about the patches! Your help if very much appreciated.

Best,
Plamen

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