* cnos_portchannel initial commit
* Fix line length issue in module
* fix whitespace on line 90
* correct yamllint space issue
* Move roles to integration/roles directory and remove aliases file.
* update module short description
* Change module directory name to Lenovo
* change import cnos statement
* Updated win_acl.ps1 module with registry functionality
* adding registry functionality to the most recent win_acl module in ansible/ansible
* updated in sync with win_regedit.ps1
* Add role skeleton support
The default role skeleton used by ansible-galaxy is good, but it doesn't
allow organizations to customize it to suit their needs. This patch
addresses that by adding the option to point ansible-galaxy at a
role skeleton directory. The contents of this directory are then
copied (or rendered) into the output role directory. Appropriate
command line options and configuration entries are added to allow for
further customization from the role skeleton.
* Remove dependency on platforms list from test
Platforms are no longer provided to the template by galaxy init.
Removing the code in our test meta/main.yml template that relied on it.
* Fix whitespace issue
* New module fortios_address_group
* New module fortios_ipv4_policy
* New module fortios_ipv4_policy
* Fix pep8
* Fix alias doc problem
* Fix string format for 2.5 compat + close cnx
* Forgoten if string != ""
* Fix doc, change action to policy_action & add action as alias
* fix doc + bug in timeout + duplicate code for config compare
* Create class AnsibleFortios in module_utils/forios.py + use in ipv4_policy module
* remove json import
* python3 error handling compatibility
bad examples for srcadd or dstaddr s/any/all/
remove pyFG dependency in module (moved to module_utils)
id type is int but casted as string
call fortiosansible object sooner
typo in doc
* add gce_template.py
gce template manage GCE Instance Templates in Google Cloud Plateform.
* change gce_template on style/formating
Apply change on style/formating from reviewer request.
* change gce_template on style/formating again.
* Rename gce_template.py to gce_instance_template.py
* update gce_instance_template.py to pass CI
Oops :)
ERROR: Import found before documentation variables.
All imports must appear below DOCUMENTATION/EXAMPLES/RETURN/ANSIBLE_METADATA.
* Update gce_instance_template.py
change documentation replace gce_template by gce_instance_template
* Update gce_instance_template.py
Sorry for the typography fault. The day begins badly.
* Update gce_instance_template.py
apply text change
s/Compte/Compute/
s/Plateform/Platform/
s/forword/forward/
change documentation for subnetwork, subnetwork is name.
add mutually_exclusive in AnsibleModule arguments.
change disk_type as an option type.
* Update gce_instance_template.py
change the documentation.
* Update gce_instance_template.py
RETURN is required for all new modules. Is empty because no new return variable returned.
* Update gce_instance_template.py
Ansible will verify that only present/absent are passed as the state. This else is not needed.
* Added parted module
* Amended documentation
* Improved documentation
* Managed the case of parted not returning device information.
* Fixed Shippable test not passing
* Fixed compatibility with Python 2.4
* Cleanup of the state option, improved flags management, documentation refinements.
* Compacted format function, code style cleanups, amended comments.
* Fixed bug related to parted data parsing.
* Support for check-mode, amended size data type.
* Fixed Shippable test not passing.
* Added full suport for CHS and CYL units, applied suggested changes.
* Ansible Tower job_launch module
* Added RETURN documentation and fixed import locations
* remove superfluos required attributes, make tags a list, and fix some typos
* only join tags if they are actually a list
* use isinstance instead of type, cleanup imports
* [GCE] Google Cloud Spanner module
Supports the creation/updating/deletion of Spanner instances and create/drop databases.
* [GCE] On update, node count will not be reset to one if not specified.
* [GCE] fixed some imports.
* [GCE] rename display_name to instance_display_name
* [GCE] Recreate instance in order to have desired values at create time.
* Fix linter error on imports
* [GCE] Added force_instance_delete option to ensure an instance is not removed by mistake.
* [GCE] Google Cloud Spanner module
Supports the creation/updating/deletion of Spanner instances and create/drop databases.
* [GCE] On update, node count will not be reset to one if not specified.
* [GCE] rename display_name to instance_display_name
* Fix linter error on imports
* fixed doc bug
* Remove imports mistakenly brought in during merge
* WIP: wait_for_connection: Wait for system to be reachable
This action plugin allows to check when a system is back online and
usable by Ansible.
As an example, when doing a SysPrep and running Enable-WinRM.ps1, it
takes between 10 to 20 seconds between the WinRM TCP port to open, and
it actually being able to server Ansible requests. This time is variable
and depends on the boot process.
Current implementation is specific for Windows (WinRM) only, this will
be fixed shortly.
This fixes#19998
* Support other transport types
* Various improvements
- Fix reported typo
- Add transport_test support in accelerate plugin
- Ensure port is an integer
* Improve examples
* Small fixes
- Use correct ConfigureRemotingForAnsible.ps1 script name
- Only use win_ping when remote shell is known to be Powershell
- Add integration tests to CI framework
* Make sure the uri module warns about using the deprecated HEADER_ arguments, so that we can actually deprecate in a future version
* Use module.deprecate
* No need to de-dupe ourselves, looks like it is done somewhere I didn't initially see
* Renamed the avi_ansible_utils to avi. Fixed the import error and cleaned up code.
* Refactored all new modules to use the new module_utils.avi
* Added module_utils.avi to python 2.4 skip list
This is the original `hpilo_facts` module that was once accepted in
Ansible but had been removed subsequently because it could not be tested
by the Ansible project.
Since then it was moved to the ansible-provisioning project and
maintained by HP engineers going forward.
Now we are trying to get it upstreamed again.
Dave Kasberg