original_docstring: 
          Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider.
          For each Volumes the driver needs to return a dictionary containing
          the following attributes:
              name:      The Name of the Volume defined on the Storage Provider
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the status definition
              uuid:      The UUID of the VM when created thru OS (Optional)
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the definition
              size:      The Size of the Volume in GB
              restricted_metadata: The Additional Meta-data from the Driver
                vdisk_id:   The Identifier for the Volume on the Back-end
                vdisk_name: The Name of the Volume on the Back-end
              support:   Dictionary stating whether the Volume can be managed
                status:  Whether or not it is "supported" or "not_supported"
                reasons: List of Text Strings as to why it isn't supported
  
          :param context:   The security context for the query
          :param filters:   The filters to apply, such as {'wwpns': ['wwpn1',..]
          
docstring: Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider.
docstring_tokens: Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider .
code: def discover_volumes(self, context, filters=None):
          """
          Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider.
          For each Volumes the driver needs to return a dictionary containing
          the following attributes:
              name:      The Name of the Volume defined on the Storage Provider
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the status definition
              uuid:      The UUID of the VM when created thru OS (Optional)
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the definition
              size:      The Size of the Volume in GB
              restricted_metadata: The Additional Meta-data from the Driver
                vdisk_id:   The Identifier for the Volume on the Back-end
                vdisk_name: The Name of the Volume on the Back-end
              support:   Dictionary stating whether the Volume can be managed
                status:  Whether or not it is "supported" or "not_supported"
                reasons: List of Text Strings as to why it isn't supported
  
          :param context:   The security context for the query
          :param filters:   The filters to apply, such as {'wwpns': ['wwpn1',..]
          """
          raise NotImplementedError()
code_tokens: def discover_volumes ( self , context , filters = None ) : raise NotImplementedError ( )
short_docstring: Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider.
short_docstring_tokens: Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider .
comment: """
          Returns a list of all of the Volumes that exist on the given Provider.
          For each Volumes the driver needs to return a dictionary containing
          the following attributes:
              name:      The Name of the Volume defined on the Storage Provider
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the status definition
              uuid:      The UUID of the VM when created thru OS (Optional)
              status:    The Status of the Volume, matching the definition
              size:      The Size of the Volume in GB
              restricted_metadata: The Additional Meta-data from the Driver
                vdisk_id:   The Identifier for the Volume on the Back-end
                vdisk_name: The Name of the Volume on the Back-end
              support:   Dictionary stating whether the Volume can be managed
                status:  Whether or not it is "supported" or "not_supported"
                reasons: List of Text Strings as to why it isn't supported
  
          :param context:   The security context for the query
          :param filters:   The filters to apply, such as {'wwpns': ['wwpn1',..]
          """