The use of realpath means when following symlinks the actual path is
used when loading these files in the VariableManager, which may not
line up with the host or group name specified.
Fixes#14545
- now workers passes queue to task_executor so it can send back events per item and on retry attempt
- updated result class to pass along events to strategy
- base strategy updated to forward new events to callback
- callbacks now remove 'items' on final result but process them directly when invoked per item
- new callback method to deal with retry attempt messages (also now obeys nolog)
- updated tests to match new signature of task_executor
fixes#14558fixes#14072
* Fixes bug where the task was not marked as failed if the number of
retries were exceeded (#14461)
* Reorganizing logic to be a bit cleaner, and so retrie messages are
shown before sleeping (which makes way more sense)
Fixes#14461Fixes#14580
Prior to 75b6f61, we strictly limited variables we re-injected. After that
patch however, we re-injected everything which causes problems under certain
circumstances. For now, we'll continue to filter out some properties of
PlayContext for re-injection.
Fixes#14352
This is related to #14559, but only the part for Ansible v2.0
This commit makes merging empty dicts, or equal dicts more efficient.
I noticed that while debugging merge_hash a lot of merges related to empty dictionaries and sometimes also identical dictionaries.
will display on certain verbosity levels, both playbook/file info
and non empty options with which it's running.
avoid errors when not using CLI classes
The setup module calls /bin/lsblk once for each device appearing in the /etc/mtab file. However, the same device appears there mutliple times when the system uses bind-mounts. As a result, /bin/lsblk is being called repeatedly to get the uuid of the same device.
On a system with many mounts, this leads to a TimeoutError in the get_mount_facts function of the setup module as described in #14551.
Fixes#14551
ansible_os_family on openSUSE Leap has the wrong value:
"ansible_os_family": "openSUSE Leap",
It should be:
"ansible_os_family": "Suse",
This change fixes that by adding the relevant key and ensuring that dict
lookups replace ' ' with '_' so the key does not contain a space.
- added new function for action plugins this avoids the very fragile checksum code that is shell dependant.
- ported copy module to it
- converted assemble to new stat function
- some corrections and ported temlpate
- updated old checksum function to use new stat one under the hood
- documented revamped remote checksum method
* Make sure dep chains are checked recursively for nested blocks
* Fixing iterator is_failed() check to make sure we're not in a
rescue block before returning True
* Use is_failed() to test whether a host should be added to the TQM
failed_hosts list
* Use is_failed() when compiling the list of hosts left to iterate
over in both the linear and free strategies
Fixes#14222
* Raise an error if the action is using BYPASS_HOST_LOOP, to prevent
unexpected behavior from those actions
* Show a warning regarding tasks marked as run_once, as the free strategy
does not yet support that behavior
* Minor tweak to linear strategies run_once code to make sure we don't
raise an error if an action isn't found
* If the internal value is None, do not add the variable
* Make sure all aliases for a given variable name are set (if they're
not already set in the dictionary)
Fixes#14310
* Fixed a bug in PlayIterator when ITERATING_ALWAYS, where the block
was advanced but the incorrect data structure elements were cleared
* Cleaned up the logic of is_failed() in PlayIterator
* Fixed a bug in the free strategy which had not been updated to use
the base strategy _execute_meta() method
* Stopped strategies from using is_failed() to determine if tasks should
still be fetched for a host
Fixes#14040
The correct default options for sudo_flags can be found at: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/lib/ansible/constants.py#L181
Slightly alter explanation of '-H' so as not to confuse it with -E, --preserve-env (which preserves existing environment variables).
When adding the two other options, include short explanations of those options.
Add note about '-n', which did not appear in 1.x I believe, and which bit me.
Brian Coca