_name attribute is used when providing generic error messages
(such as connection problems). As AnsibleAWSModule does not inherit
things from AnsibleModule by default, need to provide it.
In the ec2_asg integration tests there are a couple places where
parameters are specified twice (as bot `tag.Name` and `name:`) and
others where those parameters aren't needed for the state requested.
* First pass at Terraform module
* Support output variables
* Support idempotent plan checks and external plan files
* Add check mode support
* Support custom statefile location & remove color-coding from shell output
* Docs
* Let missing statefile hard-fail
* Update to support present/planned/absent states
* PEP8
* Add docs & fix python 2.6 incompatibility
* PEP8
* PEP8
* Fix misleading cleanup/detach documentation
Current documentation is not concrete regarding desired
state of `detach` to make container be properly removed
with `cleanup`
Make `detach:false` be mentioned explicitly
* Tweak formatting
* eos - Support use_proxy argument
Running ansible with a proxy set in the environment causes the eos module to
attempt to connect to devices via the proxy.
To prevent this behaviour the only way is to unset the proxy out of the
environment, either by wrapping the ansible calls or doing it in a piece of code
executed before connect, such as a vars_module (though this is very hacky).
This change allows you to set `use_proxy: no` under the provider config.
The default value is set to True, which mirrors the behaviour seen today.
* nexos - Support use_proxy argument
Running ansible with a proxy set in the environment causes the nexos module to
attempt to connect to devices via the proxy.
To prevent this behaviour the only way is to unset the proxy out of the
environment, either by wrapping the ansible calls or doing it in a piece of code
executed before connect, such as a vars_module (though this is very hacky).
This change allows you to set `use_proxy: no` under the provider config.
The default value is set to True, which mirrors the behaviour seen today.
* adding azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* removed semicolon placed by mistake
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* updates to azure_rm_postgresqlserver
* Updated dependencies
