* Enable tests on python 3 for uri
* Added one more node type to SAFE_NODES into safe_eval module.
ast.USub represents unary operators. This is necessary for
parsing some unusual but still valid JSON files during testing
with Python 3.
* Rebase of https://github.com/ansible/ansible-modules-extras/pull/708
708 was full of extraneous merge commits interwoven with commits to
implement the feature. In the end the only way I could clean this up
in reasonable time was to just take a regular diff between the PR and
the base. This lost the history of intermediate commits but I've
preserved attribution to @dayton967 via git's --author field.
Although I preserved the logic of the PR, there were a few additional
things that I cleaned up:
* Fixed import of email.mime.multipart
* Used the argspec to set port and timeout to integers instead of having
ad hoc code inside of the module.
* Used argspec's choices for secure instead of ad hoc code inside of the
module.
* Removed some unused variables
* Made secure_state a python boolean instead of using 0 and 1
* Used secure with string comparisons instead of turning it into an
integer code. This is much more readable.
* Fixed catching of SMTPExceptions (SMTPException wasn't imported
directly so it needed to use the smtplib namespace.)
* Use native yaml for apache2 test
* Test removal of default modules with force
a2enmod on debian has `-f`, but not on SUSE (runs there without force).
Therefore don't test that option on SUSE.
The docs already specify that the option is intended for Debian systems
only.
* Fix synchronize retries
The synchronize module munges its task args on every invocation of
run(). This was problematic because the munged data was not fit for use
by a second pass of the synchronize module. Correct this by using a copy
of the task args on every invocation of run() so that the original args
are not affected.
Local testing using this playbook seems to confirm that things work as
expected:
- hosts: all
tasks:
- delay: 2
register: task_result
retries: 1
until: task_result.rc == 0
synchronize:
dest: /tmp/out
mode: pull
src: /tmp/nonexistent/
fixes#18281
* Update synchroncization fixture assertions
When we started operating on a copy of the task args the test assertions
were no longer asserting things about the munged state but of the
pristine state. Convert the copy of task args to a class member so that
it can be compared against later in testing and update the assertions to
check this munged copy.
* Shuffle objects around for cleaner testing
Attach the temporary args dict to the task rather than the action as
this makes updating the existing tests cleaner.
The overwrite parameter is forcibly set to false, meaning a module
passing that parameter will have no effect. The overwrite facility
is necessary to ensure that conflicting options can be written the
configuration (which, in replace mode, they cannot).
This change ensures that if overwrite is set, it will not be changed
to False in the logic.
* Fixes#18663. Bad handling of existing config in dellos9 module.
The dellos9 module doesn't build correctly the internal
structures used to represent the existing config of the managed
network device. This leads to apply changes every time the
playbook is run, even if the existing config is the same that the
one you are trying to push into the device.
Probably this problem exist also in the dellos6 and dellos10
modules, but I only fixed it in the dellos9 module.
The fix modifies two methods. The first one is `get_config`,
where the return clause didn't work correctly when the flow
doesn't enter in the `if` block. In that case the `contents`
variable is not an array an this should be handled.
The second fix is in the `get_sublevel_config` method. In this
case the indentation whitespaces of the parents should be rebuild
because further functions and methods required it to handle
correctly comparisons used to check if changes should be pushed
into device.
* Fixes#18663 for dellos10 module with the same patches as dellos9.
mkstemp() returns a tuple containing an OS-level handle to an open file
(as would be returned by os.open()) and the absolute pathname of that
file, in that order.
This patch makes sure that the fd opened by tempfile.mkstemp() is
re-used and closed properly.
Dag Wieers