When creating a new webhook with existing hooks already in place, the
module would erroneously select one of the existing hooks to update
instead of creating the hook anew. This fixes that bug.
* Adding cnos_user module to Ansible
* Update cnos_user.py
* Adding Functional test cases and unit test cases.
* Fixing Bug found in testing with Lenovo Mars.
* Review comments incorporated
* Review comments implemented.
* Copy paste mistake
* Modify EXOS module utils to utilize 'httpapi' or 'network-cli' connection
* Changes to cliconf plugin to support 'json' or 'text' output for compatibility between network-cli and httpapi
* Add HTTPAPI plugin supportng JSONRPC and RESTCONF for EXOS
* exos_facts modify commands with run script cli2json.py to command dictionary specifying 'json' output
Load appropriate fixtures
* Update exos_config module to utilize the get_diff and get_default_flag functionality.
JSONRPC doesn't work well with pipes, regex MULTILINE
* Support for NOS agnostic 'cli_config' module by implementing 'get_default_flag' and 'get_diff' functionality
* Update Ansible Documentation regarding the connections available for EXOS
* nxos_interfaces_ospf: fix passive-interface states & check_mode
This fix addresses issues #41704 and #45343.
The crux of the problem is that `passive-interface` should have been treated as a tri-state value instead of a boolean.
The `no` form of the command disables the passive state on an interface (allows it to form adjacencies and send routing updates). It's essentially an override for `passive-interface default` which enables passive state on all OSPF interfaces.\*
This `no` config will be present in `running-config`.
\**See `router ospf` configuration.*
Since both enable and disable states are explicit configs, the proper way to remove either of these is with the `default` syntax.
Passive-interface config syntax:
```
ip ospf passive-interface # enable (nvgens)
no ip ospf passive-interface # disable (nvgens)
default ip ospf passive-interface # default (removes config, does not nvgen)
```
Code changes:
* `passive_interface` param changed from boolean to string, restricted to `true`,`false`,`default`.
* Several passive-interface specific checks were added because the existing module logic tends to test for true or false and doesn't handle the None case.
* Fixed `check_mode`.
Sanity verified on: N9K,N7K,N3K,N6K
* Fix doc header
* Unit tests for passive-interface
* doc fix#2
* Fix indent for SA
* Remove 'default' keyword, restore bool behavior
* remove changes to sanity
original commit:
8efa4cdde9
update module to match current ansible standards
- update version_added
- fix sanity checks
- match docs to module definition of required and default values
- explicit default of 's0' for selevel
- no default for seuser or login
- rename serange->selevel, add alias
- add required imports
- add RETURN info (stolen from sister module)
- add author github handles
- remove star-import, name specific requirements
- handle import error similar to sister modules
- collapse exceptions
- remove IOError, alias for OSError
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29347790/difference-between-ioerror-and-oserror
- drop 'required: false' as false is the default
- list dependencies as python-agnostic
- selogin does not support check_mode
- remove unused functions
- require seuser only if state=present
Co-authored-by: James Cassell <code@james.cassell.me>
When using before and after in combination, the opposite behavior was induced. This PR makes the the replacement happen between the specified patterns as intended.
* Added integration tests
* Add changelog, porting guide entry, and minor doc fixes
* Removed required_together, updated tests
Since required_together: privatekey_path -> friendly_name, is not always
required it has been removed.
Updated openssl_pkcs12 integration tests to be in line with other
openssl_* modules, and added a test for export with no privatekey_path.
* linter fixes
* Removed cryptography from tests
* Added changelog fragment
* Removed non-necessary select_crypto_backend
