* junos implementation for net_l3_interface module
* junos_l3_interface implementation
* junos_l3_interface integration test
* net_l3_interface integration test for junos
* Fix module name typo
* win_secedit: Added module with tests/diff mode
* fixed up test issues
* Added missing return value
* change for win_secedit based on review
* updated win_security_policy examples for rename
These integration tests were used for testing the exact behaviour of
Ansible for YAML-style syntax and key=value syntax.
This includes fixes to win_shortcut (as `src` can be a URL too)
* win_regedit: rewrite to support edge cases and fix issues
* fix up byte handling of single bytes and minor doc fix
* removed unused method
* updated with requested changes
When the file is opened with rwa+ and the update file size is smaller than the original the ini file can become corrupt. The issue was noticed when we had comments at the top of /etc/yum/pluginconf.d/rhnplugin.conf after using the rhn_register module the file became correct.
rwa+ also make no sense as the file is only written too and why would any appending need to happen?
* vyos implementation for net_interface module
* vyos_interface implementation module
* vyos_interface integration test
* net_interface integration test for vyos
* Change collection to aggregate
* Fix the editable condition into pip module (#19028)
* Add editable to tests
Default changed to False, so now editable: True is needed explicitly in
tests
* Allow creation of user with localhost exception.
Fixes#22791
When access control is enabled, Mongo allows a user to be created from
localhost (called the "localhost exception":
https://docs.mongodb.com/v3.2/core/security-users/#localhost-exception).
When the `update_password` parameter was added to this module in
Ansible 2.1, this functionality was broken due to a query performed
before `user_add()` is called. This fix only performs the query when
when `update_password` is set to `on-create`, allowing a user to be
created via the localhost exception.
* Only set `password = None` when user exists.
* Change iam_managed_policy to return snake case
Import module_utils.ec2 methods explicitly
* iam_managed_policy: tidy argument spec
Remove unnecessary specifications (`default=None`, `required=False`)
Use `required_if` to check for `policy` when `state` is `present`
* Provide exception handling in iam_managed_policy
Pretty much all AWS API calls can go wrong, and we should handle them.
Update line wrapping to improve readability of method calls
* Improve error handling when policy version limit exceeded
Better document policy version limit exceeded, and check
the error code to see that that's actually what happened
(rather than e.g. no permissions to add a new version)
* iam_managed_policy: better handle pagination and retry
