ansible/test/integration/targets/hostname/tasks/test_normal.yml

- name: Run hostname module for real now
  hostname:
    name: crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com
  register: hn2

- name: Get hostname
  command: hostname
  register: current_after_hn2

- name: Run hostname again to ensure it does not change
  hostname:
    name: crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com
  register: hn3

- name: Get hostname
  command: hostname
  register: current_after_hn3

- assert:
    that:
      - hn2 is changed
      - hn3 is not changed
      - current_after_hn2.stdout == 'crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com'
      - current_after_hn2.stdout == current_after_hn2.stdout
hostname - add macOS (#54439) * Add DarwinStrategy class and integration tests macOS has three seprate hostname params that need to be set. One of those params, LocalHostName, has more stringent requirements than the other two, which accept special characters and spaces. Create a method to scrub the hostname to ensure it works well with the system requirements. * Update documentation * Account for virtualization type returned on Azure Pipelines * Do not be dependent on order of self.name_types Use the scrubbed name when the name type is LocalHostName 4 years ago			`- name: Run hostname module for real now`
			`hostname:`
			`name: crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com`
			`register: hn2`

			`- name: Get hostname`
			`command: hostname`
			`register: current_after_hn2`

			`- name: Run hostname again to ensure it does not change`
			`hostname:`
			`name: crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com`
			`register: hn3`

			`- name: Get hostname`
			`command: hostname`
			`register: current_after_hn3`

			`- assert:`
			`that:`
			`- hn2 is changed`
			`- hn3 is not changed`
			`- current_after_hn2.stdout == 'crocodile.ansible.test.doesthiswork.net.example.com'`
			`- current_after_hn2.stdout == current_after_hn2.stdout`