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Fixes #1229: Empty metric catalog no longer errors #1232
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Empty metric catalog no longer logs or returns an error when queried via the rest API (or any other method). Will instead return an empty list of metrics, leaving choice of how to display that to the caller. Removes the empty metric catalog error and modifies client_func_test to reflect the changes in behavior.
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Fixes #1229
Summary of changes:
Empty metric catalog no longer logs or returns an error when queried
via the rest API (or any other method). Will instead return an empty
list of metrics, leaving choice of how to display that to the caller.
Removes the empty metric catalog error and modifies client_func_test to
reflect the changes in behavior.
Testing done:
@intelsdi-x/snap-maintainers