* refactored unit tests for modules based on CmdRunner
* improved/fixed test helper
* fixed sanity
* refactored yaml spec out of the python file
* small adjustments
* [proxmox_vm_info] Return empty list when requested VM doesn't exist
* Update documentation
* Add changelog fragment
* Address review comments
* Allow to filter by empty name
* Update plugins/modules/proxmox_vm_info.py
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* [proxmox_vm_info] Re-use cluster resources API to use module without requiring node param
* More consife if
* Fix use case when requesting all vms from specific node
* Add changelog fragment
* Added support for ipv4.dns_options in nmcli module
* added support for dns6-options
* Added version added
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* added version_added: 4.6.0 for dns6 options
* added changelog fragment
* Rename 4308-added-support-in-nmcli-for-ipvx-dns-options to 4308-added-support-in-nmcli-for-ipvx-dns-options.yml
* Update changelogs/fragments/4308-added-support-in-nmcli-for-ipvx-dns-options.yml
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* Fix and add tests
* Update PR number and version_added
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* [proxmox_vm_info] New module to retrieve virtual machines information from Proxmox VE API
* Address review comments
* Fix seealso fragment
* Update plugins/modules/proxmox_vm_info.py
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* [proxmox_template] Fix error while uploading big ISO to Proxmox VE cluster
* Fix pep8 test
* Add changelog fragment
* Add notes about requests_toolbelt
* Check versions and file size
* Fix typo in notes
* Add unit test. Move try inside of each function.
* Fix sanity tests
* Add proxmoxer in requirements file
* Update integration tests
* Add proxmoxer into constraints.txt
* Address review comments
* Don't run tests on 2.6 python
* Disable Python 2.6 tests for other proxmox modules
Create a small helper class Rhsm, so all the logic related to the
interaction with subscription-manager is grouped there:
- create the Rhsm object in main(), once the initial checks are done
- search subscription-manager as required (so there is no need to
manually check it), and store its path for reuse
- store the common arguments for running subscription-manager
- move run_subscription_manager() to Rhsm as run_repos()
- get rid of the different list parameters: we list only all the
repositories, so the other cases are not needed (and can be added
easily, if needed)
- move get_repository_list() to Rhsm as list_repositories()
The execution of subscription-manager is improved as well:
- pass the arguments to run_command() directly as list, rather than
joining the arguments to string, which run_command() will need to
split again
- move the "repos" parameter directly in run_repos()
- explicitly disable the shell, already off by default
- disable the expansions of variables, as there are none
Adapt the unit test to the different way run_command() is called.
There should be no behaviour changes.
So far there are no tests for the rhsm_repository module, which makes it
difficult to do even basic changes. Hence, add an initial version of
unit tests, heavily based on the approach of the redhat_subscription
unit tests.
* proxmox_kvm - Allow creation of VM with existing name but new vmid
* Fix pylint and pep8 errors
* Add changelog fragment
* Move status variable outside of try block
* Add assertion for calling get_vm_node function
* Use try/catch for module_utils functions
* Update changelogs/fragments/6709-proxmox-create-vm-with-existing-name.yml
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* keycloak_client_rolemapping.py: add support for subgroups
* Add PR number after creating a PR to 6687-support-subgroups-for-keycloak-client-rolemapping.yml
* Update changelogs/fragments/6687-support-subgroups-for-keycloak-client-rolemapping.yml
Add missing URL
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_client_rolemapping.py
Set a correct version_added (previously it was a copy-paste)
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_client_rolemapping.py
Fix typo after copy-paste
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_client_rolemapping.py
Fix typo after copy-paste
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_client_rolemapping.py
Fix typo after copy-paste
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* Add composites to keycloak_role module
* Add composites support for realm role in keycloak module_utils
* Clean f.write from keycloak_role module
* keycloak_role support state for realm role composites
* Add support for composites in client role for keycloak_role module
* Add changelog fragment for keycloak role composites PR
* Fix pep8 and validate-modules tests errors
* Update changelogs/fragments/6469-add-composites-support-for-keycloak-role.yml
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
I will try it
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* Fix test_keycloak_role assertion
* Fix role composite compare before update in keycloak_role module
* Fix realm problem with update_role_composites in keycloak.py module_utils
* Add units tests for composites and client roles in keycloak_role module
* Update plugins/module_utils/identity/keycloak/keycloak.py
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update plugins/module_utils/identity/keycloak/keycloak.py
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* Change try in is_struct_included and add unit tests for keycloak.py module_utils
* Add integration tests for composites roles and fix bug with non master roles in keycloak_role module
* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_role.py
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* Update plugins/module_utils/identity/keycloak/keycloak.py
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* Update plugins/module_utils/identity/keycloak/keycloak.py
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* is_struct_included refactor
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- pass the arguments to run_command() directly as list, rather than
joining the arguments to string, which run_command() will need to
split again
- disable the expansions of variables, as there are none
Adapt the unit test to the different way run_command() is called,
factorizing the kwargs for run_command() so there is less repetition.
There should be no behaviour changes.
The two RegistrationBase & Rhsm classes were copied from the ones in the
shared module_utils.redhat module; that said:
- the versions here got improvements over the years
- the RegistrationBase in module_utils.redhat is used only by the RHN
modules, which are deprecated and slated for removal
Hence, the classes here can be kept and simplified a bit:
- fold the non-dummy content of RegistrationBase into Rhsm: there is no
more need for the separate RegistrationBase base class
- drop the init arguments "username", "password", and "token": the
instance variables of them are not used anywhere, as the needed
credentials (together with other variables) are passed to the
register() method
- create the Rhsm object later in main(), after the AnsibleModule
creation and the uid check: this avoids the creation of Rhsm with a
null module variable, changing it later
There should be no behaviour change.
* nmcli: added new module option 'slave_type' to allow create non-ethernet slave connections
* argument specs updated
* documentation updated
* examples updated
* added warning message when using type='bridge-slave'
* remove trailing whitespace
* Added warnings about rewrite 'slave-type' property when using type one of 'bond-slave', 'bridge-slave', 'team-slave'.
Added module fails when user sets contradicting values of 'slave-type' for types 'bond-slave', 'bridge-slave', 'team-slave'.
Returned back checking for types that can be a slave to assign 'master' and 'slave-type' properties.
* Extending list of slave-conn-types
* Update plugins/modules/nmcli.py
Version updated
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* Update plugins/modules/nmcli.py
Updated documentation for `slave_type`
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* Updated argspec's 'required_by' for 'master' property.
* Fixed mistake in property naming in module argspec.
* changelog fragment and module docs updated
* Validation of 'master', 'slave_type' options improved. (rebased)
* Validation of 'master' and 'slave_type' separated to special method.
* Wrote 6 tests for slave_type option behaviour
* Removed erroneously added property 'hairpin'
* Update version_added for 'slave_type'
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* Update changelogs/fragments/473-nmcli-slave-type-implemented.yml
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update plugins/modules/nmcli.py
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* Let master be without slave_type
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* gconftool2: fix change output
* add changelog frag
* gconftool2: improve visibility on the output
* fix obtaining updated value after `set`
* use issue URL in the changelog fragment
* fix further issues
* fix return value docs + changelog frag
* Update plugins/modules/gconftool2.py
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* fix return value doc
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* add nmcli macvlan type
* changelog
* improve docs
* macvlan params
* fix linter and improve module params
* improve_docs
* raise error if type macvlan and macvlan options not set
* Add Puppet skip_tags option
* Include changelog fragment
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* add runner_fast_rate option
* unset default value for runner_fast_rate parameter
* add some commas
* Remove default in copy of argspec.
Co-authored-by: Sam Potekhin <eax24@ya.ru>
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The module currently has a static 'required_if' statement for its
parameters that forces any of 'username' or 'activationkey' or 'token'
in case state=present; while this is generally a good idea, it can be
an extra requirements in some cases. In particular, if the system is
already registered, there is no need for credentials -- some of the
operations of the module, such as manipulating pools, can be done
perfectly without credentials.
Hence:
- change the static 'required_if' to require credentials only when
forcing the registration
- check for credentials manually when a registration is needed, i.e.
on an unregistered system; the fail message is the same as the one
shown by 'required_if'
Adapt the tests to this new situation:
- test_without_required_parameters now needs to mock an unregistered
system
- add a new version of test_without_required_parameters to test an
already registered system
- add a simple test case for only state=present usable on an already
registered system
- remove the credentials from a test case for pool attachment that
mocks an already registered system
subscription-manager on RHEL installs a symlink in /usr/bin to
console-helper (part of usermode), which triggers an interactive prompt
for root credentials when run as user. It seems that console-helper
does not handle well non-interactive contexts (e.g. without a TTY for
input), and thus it will hang waiting for input when run as user in an
Ansible task.
Since subscription-manager requires root already anyway (and it will
fail when explicitly run as user), then apply the same logic locally on
all the modules that interact with it: redhat_subscription,
rhsm_release, and rhsm_repository.
subscription-manager currently does not have a way to get credentials
(username, password, activation keys, organization ID) in a secure way:
the existing command line parameters can be easily spotted when running
a process listing while 'subscription-manager register' runs.
There is a D-Bus service, which is used by e.g. cockpit and Anaconda to
interface with RHSM (at least for registration and common queries).
Try to perform the registration using D-Bus, in a way very similar to
the work done in convert2rhel [1] (with my help):
- try to do a simple signal test to check whether the system bus works;
inspired by the login in the dconf module
- pass most of the options as registration options; for the few that are
not part of the registration, execute 'subscription-manager' manually
- add quirks for differently working (or not) registration options for
the D-Bus Register*() methods depending on the version of RHEL
- 'subscription-manager register' is used only in case the signal test
is not working; silent fallback in case of D-Bus errors during the
registration is not done on purpose to avoid silent fallback to a less
secure registration
[1] https://github.com/oamg/convert2rhel/pull/540/
dconf: parse GVariant values to check for equality whenever possible
Direct string comparisons are an inaccurate way to compare two
GVariant representations. For example, 'foo' and "foo" (including the
quote marks, which are part of the representation) are equal GVariants
but if you just do a string compare (remember, including the quotes)
they'll be interpreted.
We therefore want to use the `gi.repository` Python library to parse
GVariant representations before comparing them whenever possible.
However, we don't want to assume that this library will always be
available or require it for Ansible to function, so we use a straight
string comparison as a fallback when the library isn't available. This
may result in some false positives, i.e., Ansible thinking a value is
changing when it actually isn't, but will not result in incorrect
values being written into `dconf`.
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