Switch on oss_lib for flask and configuration

[akscram]

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Coverage decreased (-2.6%) to 87.44% when pulling 88fb0f9 on config into 4ffe67e on master.

[coveralls]

Coverage decreased (-2.6%) to 87.44% when pulling 88fb0f9 on config into 4ffe67e on master.

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[maretskiy]

LGTM, however there is one important comment

[maretskiy]

This should remain

[akscram]

Why? It is not used it is not used anyway.

[maretskiy]

I've tried `python availability/main.py' - this does not cause CLI to run.
Maybe there is another way to get flask started?

[akscram]

Sure, you should start availability-api after installing the availability package because it provides two console scripts: availability-api and availability-watcher.

You can create your own virtualenv and install availability into it:

git clone https://github.com/seecloud/availability.git
cd availability
virtualenv .venv
.venv/bin/pip install .

And then run it:

.venv/bin/availability-api --help

So, we can create a special target in tox.ini to simplify this preparation of venv and it will look like:

tox -e venv -- availability-api --help

[maretskiy]

It works, thanks!

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