Updated openstack/openstack
Project: openstack/keystone  e5ac1709fd2fd1909aa3216e45a90d590567cc74
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Document running with pdb

There was no documentation in "Developing with Keystone" that
makes it obvious that you can use "tox -e debug" to run with pdb
breakpoints.

Change-Id: I82cc827d076a4d95ab6a2f903ceb0cde34005bc3
Updated openstack/openstack
Project: openstack/keystone  ea08c8a5a289ad53110b78c3064a190d8f8be83c
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Fix sample config external default doc

The sample config file documented the incorrect default for the
[auth].external value as defined in keystone.common.config.

Change-Id: I6f9454f35eaade5fa35738a9ba3f74a388bf5099
Updated openstack/openstack
Project: openstack/swift  3d93dcb54031d589f98cacae43387fbdc5abf1a9
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Make sure SLO's bulk-delete logger is configured

The SLO middleware supports deletion of an object and all its
segments; internally, it uses the same code as the bulk middleware to
do this (swift.common.middleware.bulk.Bulk).

If something goes wrong in the bulk delete, the Bulk object logs the
exception; however, SLO's Bulk object's logger always has the default
logging config, so if you've got a non-default logging setup
(e.g. syslog to a remote log host), this one exception message goes
somewhere else (e.g. local syslog).

This patch makes SLO and its bulk deleter share a logger so all the
messages go to the same place.

Change-Id: Idb01b5640257a02dbb9c698851a14ad8fba11a2d