* cloudstack: rename cs_serviceoffer to cs_service_offering
* adjust references to old name
* cs_service_offering: fix limitcpuuse not handled
* minor docs fix
* update changelog
* Use `AnsibleAWSModule`
* Update exception handling to use `fail_json_aws` and check
for `BotoCoreError` exceptions associated with bad connection
parameters.
* Remove connection creation exception handling as it does nothing.
* Deprecate check_invalid_arguments
Check_invalid_arguments is a piece of functionality from the early days
of Ansible that should not be used. We'll remove it in Ansible 2.9.
Deprecating it for now.
* Warn on tests used as filters
* Update docs, add aliases for tests that fit more gramatically with test syntax
* Fix rst formatting
* Add successful filter, alias of success
* Remove renamed_deprecation, it was overkill
* Make directory alias for is_dir
* Update tests to use proper jinja test syntax
* Update additional documentation, living outside of YAML files, to reflect proper jinja test syntax
* Add conversion script, porting guide updates, and changelog updates
* Update newly added uses of tests as filters
* No underscore variable
* Convert recent tests as filter changes to win_stat
* Fix some changes related to rebasing a few integration tests
* Make tests_as_filters_warning explicitly accept the name of the test, instead of inferring the name
* Add test for tests_as_filters_warning
* Update tests as filters in newly added/modified tests
* Address recent changes to several integration tests
* Address recent changes in cs_vpc
New module for obtaining facts from elasticache clusters
Fixes#30373
* Removed unnecessary boto3 and exception checking
* AnsibleAWSModule checks for lack of boto3
* boto3_conn handles error checking of AWS connection
* Add yaml output plugin
Using YAML instead of JSON for detailed output can (IMO) improve
readability; especially for tasks with either lots of output, or
multi-line output.
* Fix yaml output plugin documentation
* Added copyright header to yaml.py
* Moved mention of yaml output plugin to `New Modules` section
* Use AnsibleDumper in yaml output plugin
Also moved the `represent_scalar` setup into the init method. As a
global statement, it was causing exceptions trying to get an `id`
field that does not exist.
* Remove trailing whitespace
* Remove useless json.loads/dumps from yaml output
- old functionality is still available direct lookup use, the following are equivalent
with_nested: [[1,2,3], ['a','b','c']]
loop: "{{lookup('nested', [1,2,3], ['a','b','c'])}}"
- avoid squashing with 'loop:'
- fixed test to use new intenal attributes
- removed most of 'lookup docs' as these now reside in the plugins
* win_scheduled_task_stat: add new module to get stat on scheduled tasks
* fixed up linting errors and aliases file
* I should learn how to spell
* removing URI from test
* added state information for the task
* removed argument so task stays running
since we want to make namespaced facts drop ansible_ prefix but don't have the
time before release to perfect this feature, we are going to postpone it for now
until we have the resources to fix this issue. That way we won't have people relying
on the 'incorrect' names for a release.
- better variable precedence management
- universal plugin option handling
- also updated comments for future directions
- leverage fragments for plugins
- removed fact namespacing
- added 'firendly name' field
- updated missing descriptions
- removed some unused yaml entries, updated others to reflect possible future
- documented more plugins
- allow reading docs using alias
- short licenses
- corrected args for 'all plugins'
- fixed -a option for ansible-doc
- updated vars plugins to allow docs
- fixed 'gathering'
- only set options IF connection
- added path list and renamed pathspec mostly the diff is , vs : as separator
- readded removed config entries that were deprecated but had no message ... and deprecated again
- now deprecated entries give warning when set
* replace duff commit version of win_toast
* change expire_mins to expire_secs and add example showing use of async
* fix metadata version to keep sanity --test validate-modules happy
* code review fixes and change expire_secs to expire_seconds
* add first pass integration tests for win_toast
* win_toast no longer fails if there are no logged in users to notify (it sets a toast_sent false if this happens)
* yaml lint clean up of setup.yml in win_toast integration tests
* improve exception and stack trace if the notifier cannot be created, following feedback from dag
* removed unwanted 'echo' input parameters from return vals; added to CHANGELOG.md, removed _seconds units from module params; updated tests to match
* Can be set via env, credential profile, or module arg
* Valid values defined by Azure Python SDK, currently `AzureCloud`,`AzureChinaCloud`,`AzureUSGovernment`,`AzureGermanCloud` or any Azure Stack metadata discovery URL.
* add toggle to controle inventory parse as error
also rearranged new inventory options into it's own ini section
* updated with inventory features
also minor fixes/consolidation on deprecated/removed modules
* tweaked settings
* - Create a static address group object in the firewall used for policy rules.
* PEP8 changes
* add function to check for devicegrp name
* fix exception handling
* PEP8 fixes
* update metadata_version
* made composite vars and groups generic
now you can do both in every plugin that chooses to suport it
renamed constructed_groups as it now also constructs vars ... to constructed
moved most of constructed_groups logic into base class to easily share
* documented inventory_hostname
* typo fix
* non-uac works
* switch become/runas to LogonUser/CreateProcessWithTokenW
* fixes#22218
* provides consistent behavior across authtypes
* auto-elevates on UAC if target user has SE_TCB_NAME ("Act as part of the operating system") privilege
* sets us up for much more granular capabilities later (eg, network/service/batch logons)
* - deprecated panos_nat_policy in lieu of pano_nat_rule that uses next generation SDK (PanDevice). Also renamed the module so that is aligns with API calls and UI framework.
* - ansible_metadata requires metadata_version instead of just version key in 2.4
* PEP8 changes
* PEP8 changes
* Emit deprecation warning and add boilerplate
* - renamed panos_security_policy to panos_security_rule in order to better align with UI and API calls
* - fixed PEP8 issues
* - ansible bot does not like multiline comments. Using > for now.
* Add deprecation warning and boilerplate
* - deprecated panos_address and panos_service in lieu of common panos_object
* - deprecated/removed panos_address and panos_service in lieu for panos_object
* squash! - deprecated/removed panos_address and panos_service in lieu for panos_object
* - fixed PEP8 issues
* - ansible_metadata requires metadata_version instead of just version key in 2.4
* add > to multi line descriptions
* update version string to 2.4
* Update legacy-files.txt
* Optimize template
* In fixing template to handle diff correctly #24477, I introduced more
round trips to the remote end which slowed things down The new code now
uses one fewer round trips than the old code.
* Reimplement a large part of template by calling the copy action plugin
instead of doing it in template's code. This reduces the code in
template and gives us one place to fix bugs and optimize.
* Add a follow parameter to template that mirrors the follow parameters
for file and copy.
* Fix copy's diff handling (probably broken in my rewrite for in 2.4
development)
* Adjusted when copy creates tmp dirs to rduce round trips in copy and
template.
Fixes#27956
* Adding VMware tools module
Functionality: Waits for VMware tools to become available (running
state)
* Adding base integration test preparations
Until govcsim supports actual guest tool status, the tests are disabled
* Cleanup and better getvm method
* Updating Changelog
* Adding required metaclass and future import
* Rename to vmware_guest_tools_wait
* Cleanup of documentation
* Fixing review remarks
This commit provides an environment option to change the behaviour so
that it's possible to declare any changes shoudl be considered a junit
failure.
This is useful when carrying out idempotent testing to ensure that
multiple runs are safe and any changes should be considered a test
failure.
In a CI test of an ansible role the practice would be to run the role
once without this to configure the test system, and tehn to run a second
time including this environment vairable so that the CI engine
processing the junit report recognise any changes to be a test fail.
Jordan Borean