* PR Candidate for FortiManager Connection Plugin, plus associated Utilities.
* Update fortimanager.py
Adding additional comments
* Committing changes for PR as requested by Ansible Staff
* Minor doc change to kick off new shippable test. Unrelated code (not our stuff) caused a failure on the last test.
* Removed generic methods for get/set/etc. Moved a copy of FMGRLockCTX into the plugin for portability, and to left the original in the mod_utils/fortimanager.py as deprecated code for pre-2.7 customers still running on pyFMG and not the plugin.
Tested all playbooks and all modules, and all appears well.
* adding cosmos db account module
* fixes
* fixed issues
* cosmos db account test fixes
* updating cosmosdb
* fixed required
* version from autogereneator
* several upgrades
* idempotency changes
* idempotency improvements
* updated cosmos db module with new idempotency check
* and idempotency check shall fail now....
* try to fail it again
* now should really fail
* one more
* introducing comparison template
* fixes + sorting of arrays
* updated comparisons
* don't compare if parameter is none
* one more test
* fixed compare
* fixed idempotency?
* more logging
* fix comparison rules
* make smaller change
* actually compare multiple write locations
* just change failover
* remove debugging stuff
* one more fix
* fixed remaining sanity test
* updating comparison stuff
* fix pep8
* fix pep8
* will pep8 finally work?
* one more fix
* cosmos db updates
* updating cosmos db account
* fixed pep8
* fix type
* fixed indent
* fixed problem with python 3
* another fix for python 3
* bool type here
* cosmos db fixes
* fix
* fix
* fix
* fixed syntax
When using `nat_destination` parameter of `os_floating_ip` module, dot
syntax (`addr.addr`) is used to access a value in a dictionary,
resulting in the module crashing with this error:
AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'addr'
This is now fixed, when using correct syntax (`addr['addr']`), the
module seems to work fine.
Fixes#51443
So many reports of missing modules could be solved
more quickly with the info from `python_requirements_facts`
Replace the legacy issue template with a link to the
new interface
Warnings get printed at the end of loops, which means that if you're
running validation against a bunch of resources, the warning message
gets printed after a number of potentially unrelated resources.
Adding extra info about the resource failing validation will help
find the validation issues.
* Windows facts for ansible_winlicense_edition, ansible_winlicense_channel, ansible_winlicense_status added
* bugfix, replaced = with :
* changed facts to ansible_os_license_* in win_product_facts.ps1
Shortened the short_description in win_product_facts.py
removed errant - options: {} from win_product_facts.py
* Code optimisations and changed return code to $null from NA when unknown license information returned from CIM SoftwareLicensingProduct class.
* code optimisation
Check if user specified category exists in environment,
before assigning it to the tag creation operation.
Fixes: #51381
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* test out win_uri on Shippable
* run all tests for group 3 - ci_complete
* use shared setup and cleanup role for RDS
* Set shippable matrix back to normal
* cleanup changes to support Server 2008 R2
* uri: fix TypeError when file can't be saved
Fix the following exception (and others):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 604, in <module>
main()
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 554, in main
write_file(module, url, dest, content, resp)
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 320, in write_file
module.fail_json(msg="Destination dir '%s' not writable" % os.path.dirname(dest), **resp)
TypeError: fail_json() got multiple values for keyword argument 'msg'
I would rather remove **resp from returned values but this module is
flagged as stableinterface.
* Static imports are more straight forward and preferred unless dynamic inclusion is required.
