* proxmox: ignore QEMU templates altogether
* add changelog fragment
* add test case
* Update changelogs/fragments/1185-proxmox-ignore-qemu-templates.yml
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
(cherry picked from commit c488cb1dd3)
Co-authored-by: Krzysztof Dąbrowski <krzysdabro@live.com>
* Add inventory plugin for Stackpath Edge Compute
* Update comments from PR regarding general issues.
* Convert requests to ansible open_url
* Add types to documentation and replace stack ids with stack names
* Replace stack_ids with stack_slugs for easier readability, fix pagination and separate getting lists to a function
* create initial test
* fix test name
* fix test to look at class variable as that function doesn't return the value
* fix pep line length limit in line 149
* Add validation function for config options.
Add more testing for validation and population functions
* set correct indentation for tests
* fix validate config to expect KeyError,
fix testing to have inventory data,
fix testing to use correct authentication function
* import InventoryData from the correct location
* remove test_authenticate since there's no dns resolution in the CI,
rename some stack_slugs to a more generic name
fix missing hostname_key for populate test
* Fix typo in workloadslug name for testing
* fix group name in assertion
* debug failing test
* fix missing hosts in assertion for group hosts
* fixes for documentation formatting
add commas to last item in all dictionaries
* end documentation description with a period
* fix typo in documentation
* More documentation corrections, remove unused local variable
(cherry picked from commit 951a7e2758)
Co-authored-by: shayrybak <shay.rybak@stackpath.com>
* This commit adds proxmox inventory module and proxmox_snap for snapshot management
* Fixed pylint errors
* Missed this one..
* This should fix the doc errors
* Remove proxmox_snap to allow for single module per PR
* Changes as suggested by felixfontein in #535
* Reverted back to AnsibleError as module.fail_json broke it. Need to investigate further
* Made importerror behave similar to docker_swarm and gitlab_runner
* FALSE != False
* Added myself as author
* Added a requested feature from a colleague to also sort VMs based on their running state
* Prevent VM templates from being added to the inventory
* Processed feedback
* Updated my email and included version
* Processed doc feedback
* More feedback processed
* Shortened this line of documentation, it is a duplicate and it was causing a sanity error (> 160 characters)
* Added test from PR #736 to check what needs to be changed to make it work
* Changed some tests around
* Remove some tests, first get these working
* Disabled all tests, except the one I am hacking together now
* Added mocker, still trying to figure this out
* Am I looking in the right direction?
* Processed docs feedback
* Fixed bot feedback
* Removed all other tests, started with basic ones (borrowed from cobbler)
* Removed all other tests, started with basic ones (borrowed from cobbler)
* Removed all other tests, started with basic ones (borrowed from cobbler)
* Removed init_cache test as it is implemented on a different way in the original foreman/satellite inventory (and thus also this one)
* This actually passes! Need to check if I need to add asserts as well
* Made bot happy again?
* Added some assertions
* Added note about PVE API version
* Mocked only get_json, the rest functions as-is
* Fixed sanity errors
* Fixed version bump (again...) ;-)
* Processed feedback
(cherry picked from commit 73be912bf7)
Co-authored-by: Jeffrey van Pelt <jeff@vanpelt.one>
* Add cobbler inventory plugin
* Add elements, caps
* Use fail_json if we cannot import xmlrpc_client
* [cobbler] Raise AnsibleError for errors
* [plugins/inventory/cobbler] Add cache_fallback option
* [inventory/cobbler] Use != for comparison
* [inventory/cobbler] Add very basic unit tests
* Update plugins/inventory/cobbler.py
Use full name
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
