* Add WTI OOB and PDU Device status, control and configuration module
* reorganized module names, removed multiple modules
* Fixed sanity check failures
* Fixed sanity check failures
* Fixed sanity check failures
* Fixed sanity check failures
* moved module from network directory to remote_management.
added validate_certs parameter
added example returned data.
* pep8 issues
* cpm_status code removed from module section and placed in plugins/lookup.
Modified module code to lookup style code
* EXAMPLE spacing format error
* EXAMPLE formatting
* removed split_line parameter. Return is exclusively formatted JSON
* display edits
* delete display debug text
* Change the examples to use YAML rather than k=v shorthand
* re-enabled "required" flags for cpm_username and cpm_password
* moved redundant ansible.module_utils._text import of to_native to previous ansible.module_utils._text import line
* Got unusual error from GitHub checkin of Unstable, bump to see if it happends again.
* New boto3_facts module
boto3_facts aims to help users see whether their python and module
versions are as expected.
* Rename to `assert_python_requirements`
* Update integration tests
* Document options
* fix imports
* boilerplate
* fix docs
* reorder import
* Make distutils optional and fail gracefully when it is not available
* fix example doc
* fix docs on requirements_facts
* Don't use copy.deepcopy in high workload areas, use deepishcopy. ci_complete
* Add tests
* Add changelog fragment
* rename to naive_deepcopy and add extra docs
* Rename to module_response_deepcopy and move to vars/clean
One can install alternate packages managers on debuntu machines.
However, doing so doesn't mean you want to suddenly start using them.
Add in a check similar to the fedora yum/dnf check that sets apt as the
pkg_mgr if the ansible_os_family is Debian.
This commit introduces a new module called vultr_network_facts.
This module aims to return the list of networks avaiable in Vultr.
Sample available here:
```
"vultr_network_facts": [
{
"date_created": "2018-08-02 11:18:49",
"id": "net5b62e8991adfg",
"name": "mynet",
"region": "Amsterdam",
"v4_subnet": "192.168.42.0",
"v4_subnet_mask": 24
}
]
```
The documentation defines `cpu` as:
```
default cpu type
default value: kvm64
```
Therefore defining `cpu` with `8` in the `examples` section makes no
sense. So changing to `cores`.
Signed-off-by: Christian Rebischke <Chris.Rebischke@posteo.de>
When a datacenter has multiple clusters it is required to use the
cluster name to find the correct default resource pool to import
OVF images to.
Fixes issue 42644.
Signed-off-by: Michael Cronenworth <mike@cchtml.com>
Ken Partridge