* keycloak: Improve API error message
* keycloak: Fix API error message
They key 'provider' is undefined.
* keycloak: Allow the creation of 'form-flow' authentication sub flows
To create something like keycloak's built-in registration flow,
we need to create a subflow with the type 'form-flow'.
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* Update changelogs/fragments/6318-add-form-flow.yml
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_authentication.py
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* Update plugins/modules/keycloak_authentication.py
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* keycloak_authentication: Don't compare subFlowType
It is only useful for creation.
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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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* icinga2_host: make use of templates, append vars instead of replacing all vars array.
* Initialize `template` variable. Add changelog fragment.
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* Redfish iDRAC: Added job_id to response for CreateBiosConfigJob
Signed-off-by: Mike Raineri <michael.raineri@dell.com>
* YAML fix to changelog fragment
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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.
* dig: Support multiple domains in a single lookup (#6334)
The docs for this plugin indicated that multiple domains could be
specified at once, but the code did not support multiple domains.
* Address review feedback.
* 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
It turns out that the 'environments' that the D-Bus Register*() APIs
accept are the IDs of the environments, and not the user-facing names of
the environments (which is what the module has been accepting so far).
Since there is no easy way to do the mapping manually, for now use again
the subscription-manager CLI for registering when environments are
specified.
* remote state file exists check
In the official CLI implementation of Terraform, if the state file does not exist, a new one will be created, and there is no need to check that the state file already exists and with an error if file not exists.
```bash
# Test command
terraform apply -state test.tfstate. # if state file not exists ,terraform will create a new one
terraform destroy -state test1.tfstate ### Terraform will not throw any error, the command will succeed execute, only report no resource has destroy
```
* Update terraform.py
add 1 blank line to function end
* Create 6296-LanceNero-Terraform_statefile_check
remove file exists check (https://github.com/ansible-collections/community.general/pull/6296)
* resolve if case issue
* Add blank line
* Update 6296-LanceNero-Terraform_statefile_check
* Update changelogs/fragments/6296-LanceNero-Terraform_statefile_check
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* update code style
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* Update suffix to correct CI issue
* Update Code Style
* Update bug-fix to feature release
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* dconf: Correctly handle setting a key that has no value in DB
We need to check if the value in the database is None before we try to
parse it, because the GVariant parser won't accept None as an input
value. By definition if the value is None, i.e., there's no value in
the database, than any value the user is trying to set is a change, so
just indicate that it's a change without trying to compare the None to
whatever the user specified as the value.x
* dconf: Give a more useful error when writing a key fails
if writing a key fails, then include in the error that is returned the
exact key and value aguments that were given to the dconf command, to
assist in diagnosing failures caused by providing the key or value in
the wrong format.x
* dconf: Convert boolean values into the format that dconf expects
Even though we warn users to be careful to specify GVariant strings
for values, a common error is to be trying to specify a boolean string
which ends up getting converted into a boolean by the YAML parser or
Ansible. Then it gets converted to "True" or "False", the string
representations of Python booleans, which are not valid GVariants.
Rather than just failing with an obscure error when this happens,
let's be more user-friendly and detect when the user has specified a
boolean and convert it into the correct GVariant forms, "true" or
"false", so it just works. There's no good reason to be more pedantic
than that.
* Add Puppet skip_tags option
* Include changelog fragment
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* archive: Generate crc32 over 16MiB chunks
Running crc32 over the whole content of the compressed file potentially
requires a lot of RAM. The crc32 function in zlib allows for calculating
the checksum in chunks. This changes the code to calculate the checksum
over 16 MiB chunks instead. 16 MiB is the value also used by
shutil.copyfileobj().
* Update changelogs/fragments/6199-archive-generate-checksum-in-chunks.yml
Change the type of change to bugfix
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* Update changelogs/fragments/6199-archive-generate-checksum-in-chunks.yml
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Factorize the current logic to determine whether use 'environments' as
D-Bus registration option (rather than 'environment') in an own
function, so it is easier to read it and maintain it.
With the small helper function in place, extend the logic to support
CentOS: it is in practice the same as the RHEL one, with an additional
check to support CentOS Stream 8 (which is a rolling release, and not
versioned).
- remove Barnaby, Adrian, and Kevil from redhat_subscription, as they
are no more working on subscription-manager
- create a new team_rhsm group to maintain redhat_subscription,
rhsm_release, and rhsm_repository (all the modules related to
subscription-manager)
- add myself and cnsnyder to team_rhsm
When registering using D-Bus and using a version of subscription-manager
with an unimplemented 'force' option, then unregister manually the
system only if it is registered. 'subscription-manager unregister'
errors out when trying to unregister an already unregistered system.
* pipx: Document parameters supported with state=latest
* pipx: Support "include_injected" with states "upgrade" and "latest"
- Contrary to documentation, "include_injected" doesn't appear to have
worked with state=upgrade since it was introduced.
- Add support for include_injected with "latest", since "latest" is
specified as being install+upgrade.
* Add changelog fragment
* Update plugins/modules/pipx.py
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* Update changelog fragment
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* pipx: Update to correct target release of community.general
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