Add deps/requires for fact collectors
Fact collectors can now set a required_facts
class attribute that will be a set of the names
of fact collectors they require to be run first.
ie, if a collector needs to know the ansible_distribution,
it should set it's required_facts to include 'distribution'
required_facts = set(['distribution'])
If a collector requires another collector, it gets added
to the selected collector names.
We then topological sort the ordering of the collectors
so that deps work out (ie, 'distribution' will run before
'service_mgr')
required_facts were added to the collectors for:
- network (requires 'distribution', 'platform')
- hardware (requires 'platform')
- service_mgr (requires 'distribution', 'platform')
Fix name references for facts (need 'ansible_' prefix)
is service_mgr
Fixes#30753
Enforce that there can be only one --new-vault-id or
--new-vault-password-file and use this instead of
--encrypt-vault-id
* Add a config option for default vault encrypt id
* add documentation around commonly-used Facts for Conditionals
There are a few Facts that are often used for Conditionals, so
documenting them on the Conditionals page with their possible values.
* Edit
* win_setup: Add Product ID and Product Key in facts
So this is actually a very nice way to get product key information from
systems collected centrally.
Especially with systems that have been upgraded from Windows 7 or
Windows 8 to Windows 10 may not have a valid Windows 10 product
license key printed anywhere, it was a digital license.
If you ever have to reinstall the system, you may recover the system
from the recovery partition, or the original media, but cannot upgrade
to Windows 10 for free. By collecting the product key, one can always
reinstall your free Windows upgrade.
My only question is, do we want this to be part of the default facts, as
it may be considered important information. Or should we make a special
**win_product_key_facts** ?
* Add ACPI product key support
It is not possible to modify the load balancer configuration
for ECS Service.
As it is possible to detect this, it's nicer to fail gracefully
than return AWS's less meaningful failure message.
Fix PEP8 compliance
Otherwise, it fail with:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File \"/tmp/ansible_c1zmq3i9/ansible_module_openssl_certificate.py\", line 808, in <module>
main()
File \"/tmp/ansible_c1zmq3i9/ansible_module_openssl_certificate.py\", line 787, in main
certificate.generate(module)
File \"/tmp/ansible_c1zmq3i9/ansible_module_openssl_certificate.py\", line 692, in generate
certfile.write(str(crt))
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'
* Verify that acme-tiny is present
* Use run_command rather than subprocess for acme-tiny
Besides consistency with the rest of the code base, this also
add 2 bug fixes:
- ansible should no longer show "warning, junk after json" when using the module
- it also verify the return code of acme-tiny, and so fail when the
verification fail. The previous code didn't check rc, so it would continue
with a empty file
The accumulated collected_facts was being update
with new facts _after_ filtering them. So only
facts that pass the filter would ever be passed
to other fact collectors.
For 'filter=ansible_service_mgr', even though it requires
the platform and distribution facts and even collects them,
they would get filtered out and never passed to the other
collectors that need them (service_mgr for ex).
Fix is just to add the unfiltered facts to collected_facts.
Adds unit tests for fact filter and collected_facts.
Fixes#32286
The search string used to look for Clear Linux
was changed in 45a9f96774 to
be more specific, but was too specific. Now finding
a substring match for 'Clear Linux' in /usr/lib/os-release
is enough to consider a match.
Since the details of the full name in os-release varies
('Clear Linux Software for Intel Architecture',
'Clear Linux OS for Intel Architecture', etc) the
search string match was failing and would fall back to the
'first word in the release file' method resulting in
ansible_distribution='NAME="Clear'
Also add a meta fact indicating which search string
was matched.
Test case info from:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/31501#issuecomment-340861535Fixes#31501
Extract vault related bits of DataLoader._get_file_contents to DataLoader._decrypt_if_vault_data
When loading vault password files, detect if they are vault encrypted, and if so, try to decrypt with any already known vault secrets.
This implements the 'Allow vault password files to be vault encrypted' (#31002) feature card from
the 2.5.0 project at https://github.com/ansible/ansible/projects/9Fixes#31002
People expect to be able to upload files to s3 using standard
locations for files.
Providing an action plugin that effectively rewrites the `src`
key to the result of finding such a file is a great help.
Tests added, and IAM permissions corrected
