Also correctly sets the locale for run_command executions using the module
provided method for setting the locale instead of the locale module in python.
The ansible action ovirt_storage_domains obligates a data center
name of the attached storage domain as part of its action's arguments,
so it will get the attached_sd_service as part of the functionality
of changing the storage domain status (to maintenance for example).
On the other hand, ovirt_storage_domains_facts retrieves a storage
domain entity with information about the data center which the storage
domain is attached to as a UUID identifier (without name).
So for the user to use that storage domain, fetched from the facts
module, one will have to fetch the DC entity to get the name.
We could use the search which is used today using:
service.list(search=...)
but that type of search does not support search by Guid.
Therefor this patch provides the ability to use ovirt_storage_domains
action with state change using also a DC UUID instead of a DC name.
* Revert "Fix leading slashes being stripped from mount src (#24013)"
This reverts commit 3251aecd95.
* Revert "Convert value of port and timeout in provider to integer (#28732)"
This reverts commit a914a39975.
* Revert "fix nxapi nxos tests (#28762)"
This reverts commit 4137169b21.
* Tidy mount module for testing
Fix spelling mistakes in comments. I *think* the example for omitting parents
root has the wrong parent ID.
Make mountinfo file a parameter for testing.
* Don't strip leading slash from mounts
The current code does not follow the example, it produces src=tmp/aaa instead
of src=/tmp/aaa. This causes problems with bind mounts under /rootfs.
* Use dictionary to store mounts by ID
Instead of looping over each one to check if the ID matches. This does not
preserve the order of the output on < Python3.6, but that is not necessary.
* Make linux_mounts a dict
Always accessed by 'dst', so avoid looping by just making it a key.
* Add test case for get_linux_mounts
* HAProxy: Support waiting for nodes to drain before maint mode
A common task when working with a HAProxy-managed node is to first "drain" it
and then place it into maintenance mode (to be repaired or redeployed).
(Draining such a node consists of preventing new connections from being
established while waiting for active sessions to expire/close.) This commit
creates a new `drain' parameter for Ansible's HAProxy module, which, when set to
`yes` in conjunction with `state: disabled` and `wait: yes`, causes the module
to attempt to set a node to drain, wait for it to finish draining, and put the
node into maintenance mode. The action is recorded as a success if these steps
are completed before a maximum wait timeout is reached.
Implements: https://github.com/ansible/ansible-modules-extras/issues/521
Acknowledgments: This is based on user krislindgren's pull request #21420
* Correct how drain option is handled
Previously the `drain` parameter would have no effect, since the `disabled`
state would still immediately place backend servers into maintenance mode.
We need to use IP address, as inventory_hostname returns an UUID from
openstack.py inventory in our CI.
Also, commenting the username/pass as we set them in the inventory (we shall
change this in the future).
* rewrite of win_package to enable win_msi deprecation
* fix some minor doc issues
* Removed exe tests
* dag's changes seem to be missing, re-add them
* fixed yaml for return values
* Check registry to find RabbitMQ installation path
* Integration tests for win_rabbitmq_plugin
* Added himself to BOTMETA.yml
* Skipped running tests on Windows 2008 SP2
* npm: fix idempotence
* Better idempotency fix
More intelligently add --production rather than depending on hard coded order in args list
Cleanup boilderplate imports and license
PEP8 fixes
* make groups magic var dependant on inventory
it was overtly restricted by 'host'
minor fixes to test_var_manager.py, need to test other values also
* pepe hates extra blank line
* 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
- Fixes to lambda
- reformatting + tests for lambda_facts
- lambda module integration test
- switch lambda and lambda_facts to AnsibleAwsModule
- Get the account ID from STS, GetUser, and finally error message
* Update RDS parameter group for boto3
* Update to boto3
* Update to latest ansible standards
* Remove choices list for valid engines (See #19221 for context)
* Allow tagging
* Return some useful information, and document that information
* Add tests for rds_param_group
* Improve testing of rds_param_group
* Add purge_tags option for rds_param_group
* Fix remaining broken rds_param_group tests
* Ensure the group name is lowercased. Fixes integration tests when run on OSX
* Added folder and datacenter to the examples
From #22644 it seems that the parameter 'folder' is mandatory. While both are required parameters they should be used in the examples.
* Removed 'required: True' from folder documentation
I reverted the documentation of the folder option to be a not required one. This way it stays consistent with the definition of the function.
Fix adds refactor of code for find_host_by_cluster_datacenter
API in vmware_host and vmware_resource_pool.
Also, adds strict check for cluster and datacenter object find.
Testcase for vmware_resource_pool.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
If a PV hasn't been added to a VG i.e.:
[pmcclory@box ~]$ sudo pvs --noheadings --nosuffix --units g
/dev/xvdb lvm2 ---- 10.00 10.00
/dev/xvdv1 vg0 lvm2 a--u 24.99 0
Than ansible_facts.ansible_lvm will be unset after running setup module.
The issue is that the module splits on whitespace, which causes an
indexing error when the VG column is empty.
Fix is to add the separator field and safely split on that.
