This change fixes two issues with the generated return table:
1. When specifying a list of strings in the 'description' field of a
return value, it shows them in Python list syntax on the resulting
web page, e.g. `['a', 'b', 'c']`.
2. When specifying more than one line for the 'sample' field, the
result table gets damaged in the HTML output.
In addition, this change re-arranges the HTML tags produced in the
generated RST file such that they line up nicely and can better be
checked by humans for completeness.
Signed-off-by: Andreas Maier <andreas.r.maier@gmx.de>
* Fix KeyError bug by appending None if key doesn't exist
ensure value is the expected type; if if expecting something parsed as truthy try to turn it back into the desired value - fixes result showing always changed since bool compared to str
use to_text
* use string_types instead of str, remove inline conditionals, abbreviate boolean logic
* s3_sync was setting HAS_BOTO3 by the existence of botocore alone. Fixed to import from module_utils.ec2 to ensure boto3 + botocore are present.
Also documented module requirements.
* Remove unused import
Changed string check to verify that EOS device is not in config mode. This was required in order to work with Arista 7500 series modular switches.
Resolves#2830
* Added support to GCE module for image families and external projects.
* Added image_family and external_projects to gce_pd.
* Added version_added for new options.
* Compatibility of gce.py (inventory) with Python 3
* Revert './secrets.py' file check (will import 'secrets' from PYTHONPATH)
Instead of checking if secrets.py exists in the current directory, this
commit will make gce import 'secrets' from one of PYTHONPATH's paths.
There are 2 possibilities:
1. secrets.py will be used if secrets.GCE_PARAMS and
secrets.GCE_KEYWORD_PARAMS are declared.
2. secrets.py will be ignored if secrets.GCE_PARAMS and
secrets.GCE_KEYWORD_PARAMS aren't declared. This could happen in Python
>=3.6 where a module named 'secrets' could be imported if a custom
secrets.py doesn't exist in PYTHONPATH.
Check out https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0506/ and
https://docs.python.org/3/library/secrets.html for more information.
This was causing wrong behaviour when `prev_state` was `hard`-link,
since the `file` module tried to apply the same `state` on the new
file, causing unexpected errors.
Particularly, both `overlay` and `devicemapper` storage drivers in
docker use hardlinks to share files between layers. This causes
most ansible playbooks to fail when working with files from layers
below.
This PR includes:
- PEP8 compliancy
- A fix to ensure the module fails when it failed for a package
- Various cosmetic changes to documentation
- Make `state: present` the default (and not required)
* Handle errors in jmespath in json_query better
Catch any exceptions raised from jmespath and raise
an AnsibleFilterError instead.
Avoid a traceback.
Fixes#20379
* pep8
