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`pip install ansible[azure]` results in `zsh: no matches found: ansible[azure]` at least in my computer (zsh on Ubuntu). I don't know if it is the case with all shells, but at least for me it is. Since square brackets `[]` are special characters in bash, I propose adding single quotes to make sure that package name is always interpreted as literal. The same error is also resolvable by setting noglob.
Correct and clarify "set_fact" example, expanding on what is happening
in the easy-to-get-wrong import mode. Add some additional links to "group_by" documentation and the main import/include discussion.
Closes: #31596
Added examples on how to use "keyed_groups", "hostnames", and "compose"
The compose example shows how to set the ansible_host var for a host to either the public or private ip. This is necessary when you set your hostname by name instead of ip
"python-netaddr" is an OS package, but "netaddr" is the pypi package needed in python. Suggesting OS packages for python libs seems in bad form. I like the syntax "python's netaddr" to explain what package manager would have it.
* Fix spurious `changed=True` when int is passed as tag
* Fix for all AWS module using compare_aws_tags
* Handle improperly stringified protocols and allow inconsistency between None/-1 on non-tcp protocols
* Add integration test that reproduces the same bug
* Return false if the comparsison is not equal
Tested an install on a Nexus 5596 and was failing due that this model will send an output of "Another install procedure maybe in progress" when running the show install all while the install is running. This is how the module knows that an install is being processed. In my case, it will not match that conditional statement.
* Previously when checking out a subdirectory, if changes are made in the
repository that aren't present in the subdirectory (i.e. in a different
branch or similiar) then the changes handler still kicks in even though
the content of this working copy hasn't necessarily changed. Now we parse
the output of svn update and fire if anything changes at all.
* Previously when checking out a subdirectory, if changes are made in the
repository that aren't present in the subdirectory (i.e. in a different
branch or similiar) then the changes handler still kicks in even though
the content of this working copy hasn't necessarily changed. Now we parse
the output of svn update and svn switch, firing if anything changes at all.
* Should not be executable
* ==None doesn't do what I want, is None does
ec2 inventory script was throwing errors when using Python 3.7:
TypeError: option values must be strings
This changes the None ConfigParser options to empty strings instead.
* Improve GitHub templates
The existing templates are basically a copy for each type of issue (bug,
feature, doc) whereas we can make the template more specific to the task
at hand.
This PR includes:
- More specific sections depending on the type of issue
- More concise and direct instructions (NO NEED FOR FRUSTRATION CAPS!)
- Single-line comments (no need to guide people to avoid wrong edits)
- Improved paste area
- Better headings/titles
- No 'Summary' title for PRs (so commit information is placed correctly)
This PR would require some improvements to Ansibot.
* Remove controversial Ansibot stuff
Make it easier to get the first batch merged.
* Restore ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md
* Incorporate reviewer suggestions
* Make OS / ENVIRONMENT doc-related
* Rephrase Ansibot-related message
* Add definitive to valid_simple_controls in pamd module
* Add changelog fragment for issue 44278
* Adjusted module name to not include path or extension
Previously, it returned no additional information:
"msg": "Could not update catalogue"
Now it passes that reason with the error message:
{"changed": false, "msg": "Could not update catalogue [77]: pkg: Insufficient privileges to update the repository catalogue.\n"}
* Fixes ec2.py assume_role
Previously when connect_to_aws was called it updated the credentials in place. "connect_to_aws" is called multiple times: on the second run it tries to assume the same role it is already using, and potentially failing depending on your iam policies.
build its intersection set and unnecessarily unique the final result.
The prior use of the intersect() function within the list comprehension
conditional leads to the function being called for every value in the input
list being processed, not efficient. When the input lists a,b are large,
the Ansible run time and resource utilization wildly increases generally
never completing the operation.
Unique of the intersection result is unnecessary as the source list union()
is already unique.
There are several services e.g. vmware-fdm, which does not have package name and
package description which will raise a error if queried for.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
Brian Coca