ansible/test/integration/targets/nxos_config/tests/nxapi/toplevel.yaml

---
- debug: msg="START nxapi/toplevel.yaml"

- name: setup
  nxos_config:
    lines: hostname {{ inventory_hostname_short }}
    provider: "{{ nxapi }}"
    match: none

- name: configure top level command
  nxos_config:
    lines: hostname foo
    provider: "{{ nxapi }}"
  register: result

- assert:
    that:
      - "result.changed == true"
      - "'hostname foo' in result.updates"

- name: configure top level command idempotent check
  nxos_config:
    lines: hostname foo
    provider: "{{ nxapi }}"
  register: result

- assert:
    that:
      - "result.changed == false"

- name: teardown
  nxos_config:
    lines: hostname {{ inventory_hostname_short }}
    provider: "{{ nxapi }}"
    match: none

- debug: msg="END nxapi/toplevel.yaml"
Migrate Network Tests into ansible/ansible (#18233) * Docs Networking tests * Copy networking tests from test-network-modules * Networking transport settings - group_vars * Network playbooks * Debug should be off by default * Update nxos.yaml * Remove items from top level * Use dependencies, not pre-tasks * Remove trailing blank lines * Remove backup files * newlines 8 years ago			`---`
			`- debug: msg="START nxapi/toplevel.yaml"`

			`- name: setup`
			`nxos_config:`
Use inventory_hostname_short (#20054) When using AWS we have to use the full domain name in the inventory file, which we rather than the short name. This change avoids that ending up being set in the tests. 8 years ago			`lines: hostname {{ inventory_hostname_short }}`
Migrate Network Tests into ansible/ansible (#18233) * Docs Networking tests * Copy networking tests from test-network-modules * Networking transport settings - group_vars * Network playbooks * Debug should be off by default * Update nxos.yaml * Remove items from top level * Use dependencies, not pre-tasks * Remove trailing blank lines * Remove backup files * newlines 8 years ago			`provider: "{{ nxapi }}"`
			`match: none`

			`- name: configure top level command`
			`nxos_config:`
			`lines: hostname foo`
			`provider: "{{ nxapi }}"`
			`register: result`

			`- assert:`
			`that:`
			`- "result.changed == true"`
			`- "'hostname foo' in result.updates"`

			`- name: configure top level command idempotent check`
			`nxos_config:`
			`lines: hostname foo`
			`provider: "{{ nxapi }}"`
			`register: result`

			`- assert:`
			`that:`
			`- "result.changed == false"`

			`- name: teardown`
			`nxos_config:`
Use inventory_hostname_short (#20054) When using AWS we have to use the full domain name in the inventory file, which we rather than the short name. This change avoids that ending up being set in the tests. 8 years ago			`lines: hostname {{ inventory_hostname_short }}`
Migrate Network Tests into ansible/ansible (#18233) * Docs Networking tests * Copy networking tests from test-network-modules * Networking transport settings - group_vars * Network playbooks * Debug should be off by default * Update nxos.yaml * Remove items from top level * Use dependencies, not pre-tasks * Remove trailing blank lines * Remove backup files * newlines 8 years ago			`provider: "{{ nxapi }}"`
			`match: none`

			`- debug: msg="END nxapi/toplevel.yaml"`