We are in the process of enacting our migration strategy of content out of the Ansible repo, and auto-merge privileges being revoked at this point in time was an accidental byproduct of that migration strategy.
TL;DR I jumped the gun, sorry, Bot will catch up and merge open PRs shortly.
* BOTMETA support migrated_to
Allow BOTMETA to define if this part of the codebase has moved
into a Collection on Galaxy.
See also https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/63935
* Enforce migrated_to URL format
* pep8
* Add BOTMETA entry for pear module
Add an entry for pear module so that team_ansible can be set as maintainer
* Wrong indentation.
* Update .github/BOTMETA.yml
Co-Authored-By: Sloane Hertel <shertel@redhat.com>
It's been over 7 days since devel because 2.10 and automerge was disabled, therefore `version_added` should be correct for any current PRs.
Follow on from https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/61674
Add a list of previously used release names to make it easy to tell what
release names are no longer usable.
Add a test that new release names have been added to the used list.
Fixes#61616
I no longer desire to be mentioned on most AWS changes.
If there are modules I'm on the authors list then I'll remain
notified.
Also remove me from openshift and kubectl plugins, I don't use
those.
A few PRs have been automerged since devel became 2.10 even though they still had `version_added: 2.9`
Lets disable automerge till:
a) We find a proper fix (automerge should so `rebuild_merge`?)
b) We wait 7 days since devel became 1.10 to cause stale_ci
* Addition of ecs_certificate module.
* Documentation and code fixes
* Updates per code review
* Doc fixes, rename of chain_path to full_chain_path, add regex for cert_Expiry check
* Fixes to pep8 check to make regexp string 'raw'.
* Mistakes with find/replace of caseing.
* Added integration tests and some doc cleanup
* Some additional assertions and test typo cleanup
* Update lib/ansible/modules/crypto/entrust/ecs_certificate.py
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Responses to code review comments
* Remove fake passwords from aliases file.
* Addition of entrust provider to openssl_certificate module
* Fix native return values of error messages and JSON response.
* Documentation and syntax fixes per ansibot.
* Refactored structure of for loop due to ansible test failures in python 2.6
* Remove OCSP functionality for inclusion in possible seperate future pull request.
* Remove reissue support.
* Indicate the entrust parameters are specific to entrust.
* Comment fixes to make it clear module_utils request is used.
* Fixes to not_after documentation
* Response to pull request comments and cleanup of error handling for bad connections to properly use the 'six' HttpError for compatibility with both Python 2/3 underlying url libraries.
* pep8/pycodestyle fixes.
* Added code fragment and response to comments.
* Update license to simplified BSD
* Fixed botmeta typo
* Include license text in api.yml
* Remove unsupported certificate types, and always submit an explicit organization to match organization in CSR
* Fix documentation misquote, add expired to a comment, and fix path check timing.
* Update changelogs/fragments/59272-support-for-entrust-provider-in-openssl_certificate_module.yaml
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
A team of SUSE employees and openSUSE community members will
now be able to step up and help maintain zypper modules.
For this, it makes sense to create a team.
I will be the first person of this organisation.
I have started a process internally to start this initiative,
and will extend this to the OpenSUSE ML when this has merged.
* Relocate module validator code and tests.
* Fix validate-modules entry point and imports.
* Fix paths and test entry points.
* Fix up unit tests.
* Fix shebang and execute bit.
Dusan Matejka