tags.keys() returns a list of the keys, sure. But in Python 3 it's a
"dict_keys" class, and BOTO is expecting a list. So let's make this work
in Python 3.
list(tags) returns a list of the keys in Python 2 and Python3. That
seems to be what we want.
* fix missing attribs with dirct module execution
* also make remote tmp handling smarter
update tests
* set default if attrib does not exist
* add simple test
* Fix removal of tag when os_stack invokes update if a stack already exists.
* Add warning if a tag is provided and openstacksdk version is less than 0.27.0
* Fix pep8 errors
* Bump min_version up to 0.28.0
* Add GetMemoryInventory command to CATEGORY_COMMANDS_ALL['Systems']
* Add elif command == GetMemoryInventory to Systems category, to use forthcoming get_memory_inventory() function from redfish_utils
* Add get_memory_inventory() function to redfish_utils.py, which does not include any Absent dimms
* Remove trailing whitespace
* Add get_multi_memory_inventory() function to aggregate get_memory_inventory
* Call new function get_multi_memory_inventory()
* Add memory example in docstring
* Fix comment referring to CPUs instead of DIMMs
* splunk httpapi
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* use he correct var to send the payload to the request
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Remove default use of paramiko connection plugin on macOS
This fix was originally to work around a bug that caused a kernel panic on macOS
that has since been fixed.
* Remove paramiko from requirements.txt
* Move paramiko checking to common place
* Drop the warnings obfiscation code
* Update pip installation instructions to reflect upstream instructions
* Fix tests on CentOS 6 (Python 2.6) that now show Python deprecation warnings
* Add changelog fragment
Fixes the functionality to group_by 'platforms'. Adds the call to self.refresh_platforms_lookup
back and fixes square brackets to return a list instead of a string.
* Created netbox_interface module and updated netbox_utils
* Updated documentation
* Updated descriptions to include type and argument spec to include required subtions of data
* refactored to use new shared functions create()/delete()/update()
* Fixed conflicts
* Added region to API_APPS_ENDPOINTS
* add asa_og module
* add test
* fix pep8
* fix some sanity pylint
* fix import error order
* fix import
* replace cmd() method
* rename file and class
* add mock for connection
* fix commands in replace test function
* fix lines list
* update unit test
* fix 'and' logic for port-object command
* restore previous unit test; fix pep8 and remove debug
* other unit tests
* Add state present, absent, replace
* Update doc; add default for state
* update unit test with state present/absent
* fix typo in unit test
* fix pep8 too many blank lines
* fix show run for service object ASA Ver 8.x
* Add description field; fix bug for state present and absent
* Re-designed module structure for network, service and port objects
* update integration test for new module structure
* fix pep8
* update EXAMPLES and RETURN
* update units tests
* fix module typos in unit test
* removed provider from examples
* fix missing comma in replace test
* fix module name and remove provider
* update license
* remove register; update license; change import order; chage def state
* remove shebang
* fix doc default state
* change import order
* Update year in banner
* fix integration test as set of tasks
* remove arg_spec
* remove extends_documentation_fragment: asa
* Update DOC, remove unused import, change import order
The controller's fixup_perms2 uses filesystem acls to make the temporary
file for copy readable by an unprivileged become user. On Python3, the
acls are then copied to the destination filename so we have to remove
them from there.
We can't remove them prior to the copy because we may not have
permission to read the file if the acls are not present. We can't
remove them in atomic_move() because the move function shouldn't know
anything about controller features. We may want to generalize this into
a helper function, though.
Fixes#44412
Co-authored-by: Toshio Kuratomi <a.badger@gmail.com>
Tyler Schwend