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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ DB API Guide
Example usage patterns
----------------------
Initiallizing subunit2sql
Initializing subunit2sql
`````````````````````````
The first step to using subunit2sql inside your program is to initialize the db

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Attachments
-----------
Attachemnts represent the file attachemnts in the subunit stream for a
Attachments represent the file attachments in the subunit stream for a
particular test_run.
Properties:

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Subunit2SQL Graphs
==================
subunit2sql includes a utilty to generate various graphs from the data in a
subunit2sql includes a utility to generate various graphs from the data in a
database. This is used to provide a more visual analysis of the data contained
in the DB.
@ -128,14 +128,14 @@ graph commands are too application specific to be in the general purpose
command, or really any reason.
A graph plugin is simply a python module that has of a few pieces: a
set_cli_opts function, a generate_series function, and a a python entrypoint.
set_cli_opts function, a generate_series function, and a python entrypoint.
This is the same as the internal interface for the in-tree commands, meaning
that migrating a command from landing in the upstream repo and as an external
plugin is quite straightforward.
Entry Point
-----------
This is how you tell the subunit2sql-graph command about the existance of the
This is how you tell the subunit2sql-graph command about the existence of the
external plugin. It leverages setuptools and stevedore to register the module
in a known namespace which will be loaded by the subunit2sql-graph command.
@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ Simply add it and make it a no-op, for example::
def set_cli_opts(parser):
pass
The normal way this is used is to add args is to just call add_argunment on the
The normal way this is used is to add args is to just call add_argument on the
parser passed in. For example, to add a single option, test_id, you would do
the following::