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Below is some code I'm using to try and send a request. It is not picking up the user and token, get the error message about not having env variables in a file.

// Hard code user and token
tutum.User = "user"
tutum.ApiKey = "token"
stack, err := tutum.CreateStack(stackRequest)

if err != nil {
    log.Println(err)
}
log.Println(stack)

016/04/04 10:08:34 Couldn't find any Tutum credentials in ~/.tutum or environment variables TUTUM_USER and TUTUM_APIKEY

When I use the Exec function to execute a command inside a container, it cannot end correctly and print endless something like "2015/11/05 09:07:03 websocket: close 1000 ".
And the example in the doc says "c := make(chan string)", but it cannot work. After I read the code, I think it should be "c := make(chan tutum.Exec)". I try it and it works. I think it should be discussed.

At the API level we need to identify containers by strings but at the SDK level we should think of them as Container objects.

type ServiceLinkInfo struct {
From_service string json:"from_service"
Name string json:"name"
To_service string json:"to_service"
}

type ContainerPortInfo struct {
Container string json:"container"
Inner_port int json:"inner_port"
Outer_port int json:"outer_port,omitempty" // Modified to allow empty
Protocol string json:"protocol"
}

I have noticed a few times when I start up a new stack with a lot of services I will be missing a container when I call ListContainers.
I tried the tutum CLI command tutum container ps and it successfully listed the missing containers. I also noticed that the linked from containers have the appropriate environment variables.

Need to be able to have ints be values. many env variables are numbers.

Container.Linked_to_container is missing in the library.

We need to make these changes:

Container

Add:

• Working_dir
• Last_metric
• Linked_to_container
• Link_variables

Remove:

• Application
• Autoreplace
• Container_size
• Current_num_containers
• Unique_name

Service

Add:

• Synchronized
• Running_num_containers
• Stopped_num_containers
• Working_dir
• Sequential_deployment
• Cpu_shares
• Memory
• Linked_from_service
• Bindings
• Roles
• Link_variables
• Privileged
• Deployment_strategy
• Tags

Remove:

• Container_size
• Exit_code
• Exit_code_message
• Unique_name

Stack

Rename:

• Service --> Services

According to the documentation found here the container struct should have private_ip and container_envvars but it does not.