Ah, damn! Looks like the openstackclient has not been updated either! OK, I'll have to fix that. What I would expect you to be able to do (once I've fixed, which I will do asap), will be to issue a command like:
openstack project list --is_domain
In the meantime, if you want to experiment, you could fire the raw http command at your keystone server (using curl of whatever), e.g.:
Ah, damn! Looks like the openstackclient has not been updated either! OK, I'll have to fix that. What I would expect you to be able to do (once I've fixed, which I will do asap), will be to issue a command like:
openstack project list --is_domain
In the meantime, if you want to experiment, you could fire the raw http command at your keystone server (using curl of whatever), e.g.:
curl -s \ localhost: 5000/v3/ projects? is_domain | python -mjson.tool
-H "X-Auth-Token: $OS_TOKEN" \
http://
where OS_TOKEN contains your project scoped token ID and localhost is replaced by the IP address of your keystone server.
Alternatively, you can use the python- keystoneclient library to write a little python example.