* Add keycloak_authz_authorization scope module
This module allows managing Keycloak client authorization scopes. The client has
to have authorization enable for this to work.
* botmeta: make mattock maintainer of keycloak_authz_authorization_scope
* botmeta: add mattock to team_keycloak
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: documentation and code layout fixes
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: do not fail on names with whitespace
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: use url quote method
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: style fixes to documentation
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: do not claim check/diff mode support
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: fix documentation
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: support check_mode and diff_mode
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: use more common terminology
Most keycloak modules use before_<object_type> and desired_<object_type> to
designate current and desired states of objects. Do the same for authorization
scopes.
* keycloak_authz_authorization_scope: fixes to check_mode and docs
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* pipx and pipx_info: Document that modules require pipx 0.16.2.1 or above
Since their introduction, these modules rely on 'pipx list --json' to
return machine-readable output about installed pipx applications. That
functionality was introduced in 0.16.2, along with a critical bug fix
(invalid json) in 0.16.2.1.
* pipx: fix state=latest with install_deps=true
"pipx upgrade" stopped supporting the "--include-deps" option
("install_deps" in the ansible module) in pipx 0.15
(https://pypa.github.io/pipx/changelog/#01500).
The lack of support causes the pipx module to fail if attempting to use
state=latest with install_deps, since the parameter is passed to both
pipx install (fine) and pipx upgrade (fails).
* Add changelog fragment
* Initial implementation for new modules btrfs_subvolume and btrfs_info
* Improve/flesh out documentation. Add ability to target filesystem by uuid, label or device. Update tests to test targeting filesystem by each supported parameter and when only mountpoint.
* Updates for btrfs modules. Add missing copyright notices. Switch options to contains in return documentation. Update btrfs_subvolume to always use closest parent mount.
* Add maintainers for btrfs module(s) and remove unused class member cause lint failure.
* Add changelog fragment. Attempt to only run against the VMs as part of CI.
* Updates per code review. Remove changelog fragment. Switch use of map to list comprehension. Add trailing comma to last item in multi-line dicts. Clean up documentation with complete senstences for descriptions and correct/consistent use of macros.
* Improved error handling in btrfs_subvolume module: add custom exception type, favor exceptions over immediate call to fail_json and add single top level return for failure scenarios. Normalize name and snapshot_source parameters early in module execution and remove unecessary duplicate normalization throughout processing.
* Add azp/posix/3 to aliases per feedback
* Clean up automatic mounting. Prevent automount when check_mode=True. Immediately fail if a mount is identified as required and automount=True. Identify the minimal subset of subvolumes that need to be mounted instead of just finding a single common root.
* Skip btrfs_subvolume integration tests if btrfs-progs isn't successfully installed.
* Bump version_added for btrfs modules to 6.6.0. Ensure consistent trailing punctuation for module descriptions and document check_mode behavior as attribute description rather than a module level note.
* Remove unused imports from btrfs_subvolume module.
* Fix import.
* Docs improvements.
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* Do extra docs validation. Explicitly disallow semantic markup in docs.
* Forgot to add new requirement.
* Fix prefixes.
* Remove superfluous condition.
* TEMP - make CI fail.
* Revert "TEMP - make CI fail."
This reverts commit 14f4d6b503.
* Remove unnecessary import.
* Make sure ANSIBLE_COLLECTIONS_PATH is set.
* Make sure sanity tests from older Ansible versions don't complain.
* one_vm: fix syntax error when creating VMs with a more complex template
with more complex templates that make use of quoted strings the new
"render" method fails to produce a template that is accepted by
OpenNebula. ==> escape double quotes in strings to make OpenNebula
happy again.
I also tested whether newlines need to be escaped, looks like they are
fine as they are.
Fixes#6225
* module_utils/opennebula: skip empty values in render
* 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 module to manipulate KDE config files using kwriteconfig
* Fix license issues
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Add smeso as kdeconfig.py maintainer
* Fix attributes fragment name
* Fix test
* Do not use shutil.chown
It isn't available on old Python versions
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
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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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* pipx: Allow injected modules to add apps
Add support for pipx inject's "--include-apps" parameter.
* add changelog fragment
* fix pipx test ("install_apps", not "include_apps")
* fix pipx test -- add a second invocation for install_apps
* Update changelogs/fragments/6198-pipx-inject-install-apps.yml
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update plugins/modules/pipx.py
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
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* feat(ssh_config): proxyjump option
* feat(ssh_config: add proxyjump test
* CamelCase ProxyJump
* add changelog fragment
* Update plugins/modules/ssh_config.py
add version_added
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* update task name to include new proxyjump option
* adding tests for proxyjump option
* fixing assert variable name
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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`.
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Kamens <jik@jik5.kamens.us>
* add persistent option for modprobe
* add suggested changes + fix broken test
* change modprobe module path in tests due to rebase
* change persistent option type from bool to str with choices
* fix unused import
* add example with persistent option
* fix some minor issues after review
- move regexps compiling to __init__
- move AnsibleModule to build_module function and use this function in tests instead of AnsibleModule
- fix terminlogy issue in documentation
* fix unused-import
* sefcontext: add path substitution support (#1193)
First commit for feedback, missing docs and tests.
* sefcontext: add documentation
* Add changelog fragment
* Documentation formatting
* Delete extra newline
* pep8 fixes
Fix indentation
* Add version_added to arg docs
* Add examples
* Don't delete non-matching path substitutions
* Add integration tests
* Delete only substitutions if such arg passed
Don't delete existing regular file context mappings if deletion of
a path substitution was requested with the presence of the
`equal` arg - delete only path substitutions in such case.
Path substitutions and regular mappings may overlap.
* Can only add args in minor releases
:(
* Cleanup before tests
* Fix deletion using substitution
Was comparing wrong var.
* Fix test checking wrong var
* Improve args documentation and examples
List the default values for selevel, seuser.
Add example for deleting path substitutions only.
* Add attributes documentation block
Not sure if should add become/delegate/async,
shouldn't those work just like that without any
specific code added for them?
* and fix indentation on attribute block
* Consistent indentation for attributes
Confusing, most plugins indent with 4 spaces.
But some use 2 like the rest of the code, so use 2.
* Add missing ref for attribute block
* Use correct c.g version in doc block
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Add full stop to changelog fragment
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Streamline documentation
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* Support limiting deletion to setype
Deleting file context mappings may be limited by
passing setype or equal, if neither arg is passed
then delete either setype/equal mappings that match.
* Change arg name, diff mode output fix
Change arg name from equal to substitute.
Print target = subsitute in diff mode same way as
semanage does.
Also put back platform attribute, try to improve
clumsy language in the substitute arg docs.
* Delete even if arg setype not match existing
Test 5 indicates that deletion is supposed to not check that
the arg setype passed when deleting matches the setype
of the mapping to delete.
Delete any mapping that matches target, regardless of
setype arg value.
* Update arg name in tests
* Too eager replacing
Accidentally replaced seobject function names so fix them back
* 4564: Fix invalid setype in doc example
Change from httpd_git_rw_content_t which
does not exist to httpd_sys_rw_content_t
Fixes#4564
* Fix documentation attributes
Additional fragment
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Update version_added in docs
Bumping minor to 6.4.0 since it didn't make 6.3.0.
* Add more description to the new arg docs
Try to improve discoverability of the new feature and make it easier to understand without deep SELinux understanding.
* Update platform to Linux in documentation
* Add equal as alias for the new argument
Improve discoverability of the new feature by adding an alias to the new module argument. The argument name "equal" will be easy to find for users who are not familiar with SELinux and who just try to match to the CLI tool `semanage`.
* And add alias argument properly
Previous commit missed actually adding the alias (added to docs only).
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