Otherwise, #dup-ing yourself and operating on a copy isn't enough
to ensure your own state remains untouched. For example,
AWS::Storage::Files#each will only work once without this change, since
even though the object operates on a copy of itself, its 'marker' attribute
winds up getting changed because @attributes is shared with the copy.
- Added google_storage_* keys
- Fixed indentations.
- Factored out requires and recognizes method implementation (now relies on the requires and recognizes clause from the NamedParameters module)
- Added dependency to named-parameters gem.
- Added recognizes declaration to classes for all supported services to enforce parameter name checks -
- passing an unrecognized key when instantiating a service object will now cause an ArgumentError to be raised.
- Added NOTE
- comment added
- check/filter-out keys from credentials that are not required by the class being instantiated
- [local|storage] properly write out file contents
- Added google_storage_* keys
- Fixed indentations.
- added put_object_acl request (ref: https://github.com/geemus/fog/issues#issue/74)
- Release 0.3.24
- remove tracker reference from README
- issues is now the goto for bugs/todo
- notify and gracefully skip credential-less testsa
- [rackspace|storage] fixes for directory/files
- [local|storage] CGI.escape file names
- Release 0.3.25
- updated deps; recognized_parameters -> declared_parameters; restored options filtering if Fog.bin
- Added requires/recognizes to Fog::Terremark::Ecloud
- Updted to use latest named-parameters gem.
- Filter out unwanted parameters when Fog.bin
- Updated to latest named-parameters gem
- commented out unnecessary code
- fix missing "volume" parameter error when setting Fog::AWS::Volume#server to nil (in order to detach it)
- documentation update for key_pairs and helper
- [aws|compute] commented/documented flavors/volumes
- Fixes for issue 38 and 39
Closes#96
only effects merge_attributes (and therefore initialize)
for any non-attributes (except collection/connection),
values just get trown into model#attributes,
but won't show up as accessors or in inspect, etc.
Results in no errors, but implies that the attributes SHOULD be added.
