`cms info` does not list installed packages such as cloudmesh-common

cloudmesh-cmd5/src/cloudmesh/shell/shell.py

Lines 104 to 122 in 6c05eb2

    
               @classmethod 
        
               def modules(cls): 
        
                   """ 
        
                   Return a list of cloudmesh modules in the cloudmesh namespace. 
        
                   Returns: 
        
                       list: List of cloudmesh modules. 
        
                   Example: 
        
                       module_list = Plugin.modules() 
        
                   """ 
        
                   module_list = [] 
        
                   package = cloudmesh 
        
                   for importer, modname, ispkg in pkgutil.walk_packages( 
        
                       path=package.__path__, prefix=package.__name__ + ".", onerror=lambda x: None 
        
                   ): 
        
                       module_list.append(modname) 
        
                   return module_list

is cms info broken or is it just my environment?

$ cms info
* cloudmesh.admin
* cloudmesh.admin.__version__
* cloudmesh.admin.command
* cloudmesh.admin.command.admin
* cloudmesh.check
* cloudmesh.check.command
* cloudmesh.check.command.check
* cloudmesh.management
* cloudmesh.management.configuration
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.SSHkey
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.arguments
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.counter
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.generic_config
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.name
* cloudmesh.management.configuration.operatingsystem
* cloudmesh.management.script
* cloudmesh.mongo
* cloudmesh.mongo.CmDatabase
* cloudmesh.mongo.DataBaseDecorator
* cloudmesh.mongo.MongoDBController-new
* cloudmesh.mongo.MongoDBController
* cloudmesh.mongo.MongoDocker
* cloudmesh.mongo.WindowsService
* cloudmesh.provider
* cloudmesh.provider.command
* cloudmesh.provider.command.provider
* cloudmesh.provider.find
* cloudmesh.start
* cloudmesh.start.command
* cloudmesh.start.command.start
* cloudmesh.stop
* cloudmesh.stop.command
* cloudmesh.stop.command.stop
* cloudmesh.gui
* cloudmesh.gui.Gui
* cloudmesh.gui.__version__
* cloudmesh.gui.command
* cloudmesh.gui.command.gui
* cloudmesh.test
* cloudmesh.test.CloudmeshTest
* cloudmesh.test.__version__
* cloudmesh.test.command
* cloudmesh.test.command.test

this was not an issue with cmd5 but actually an issue with cloudmesh-installer using pip install -e . instead of make pip

cloudmesh/cloudmesh-installer@139dc6f

	@classmethod
	def modules(cls):
	"""
	Return a list of cloudmesh modules in the cloudmesh namespace.

	Returns:
	list: List of cloudmesh modules.

	Example:
	module_list = Plugin.modules()
	"""

	module_list = []
	package = cloudmesh
	for importer, modname, ispkg in pkgutil.walk_packages(
	path=package.__path__, prefix=package.__name__ + ".", onerror=lambda x: None
	):
	module_list.append(modname)
	return module_list