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Translate reset types available for Server #56

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20 changes: 11 additions & 9 deletions hetzner/reset.py
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class Reset(object):
_modes = {
'manual': 'man',
'hard': 'hw',
'soft': 'sw',
'power': 'power',
}
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I consider this to be an error that I introduced and rather than exposing this translation table further (and thus making it harder to get rid of), I'd instead remove it in the next major version and just use the values documented in the upstream API.


def __init__(self, server):
self.server = server
self.conn = server.conn
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -42,7 +49,8 @@ def reset_types(self):
"""
if self._reset_types is None:
self._update_status()
return self._reset_types

return tuple(key for key, value in self._modes.items() if value in self._reset_types)
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This is an API change and rather than silently change its type and values, we should instead either opt for a deprecation process or wait for the next major release.


def check_ssh(self, port=22, timeout=5):
"""
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -117,13 +125,7 @@ def reboot(self, mode='soft'):
a poor devil from the data center to go to your server and press the
power button.
"""
modes = {
'manual': 'man',
'hard': 'hw',
'soft': 'sw',
'power': 'power',
}

modekey = modes.get(mode, modes['soft'])

modekey = self._modes.get(mode, self._modes['soft'])
return self.conn.post('/reset/{0}'.format(self.server.number),
{'type': modekey})