* Adding support for Amazon ECR
This patch adds a new module named ecr, which can create, update or
destroy Amazon EC2 Container Registries. It also handles the management
of ECR policies.
* ecs_ecr: addressed review feeback
* Renaming ecr to ecs_ecr
* Fixed docs
* Removed bad doc about empty string handling
* Added example of `delete_policy`
* Removed `policy_text` option; switched policy to `json` type so
it can accept string or dict
* Added support for specifying registry_id
* Added explicit else after returned if clauses
* Added `force_set_policy` option
* Improved `set_repository_policy` error handling
* Fixed policy comparisons when AWS doesn't keep the ordering stable
* Moved `boto_exception` into the module
* Conditional include on ansible_network_os
* copy & paste error
* More tests
* More tests
* junos tests (based on vyos)
* remove excessive whitespace
* Pass in ansible_network_os
* net_command for ios
* consistent debug
* wrapp line
* ansible-test changes made in another PR
* ansible-test changes made in another PR
map + extract is the usual way to use it but map isn't available on
older versions of jinja2 that we still work with. Test extract even on
those versions.
* Only add Content-Type if not specified in headers. Fixes#20046
* Update documentation to indicate body_format will not override Content-Type if specified in headers
When using AWS we have to use the full domain name in the inventory file, which
we rather than the short name. This change avoids that ending up being
set in the tests.
* Cleanup git tests
* Split git tests in seperate files
* Remove use of repo_depth_url
* Use native yaml
* Remove unnecessary remote/local clones
* Fix newlines for yamllint
* If the hash is valid (full-length) but doesn't exist, git returns 128 instead of 1.
* Ensure git doesn't use hardlinks for shallow clones
* Reenable yum install root tests
No need for sos to test installroot. Something with less deps works
just as well.
* Fix yum installroot.
Fix module import to use fail_json when the modules aren't installed.
Remove wildcard imports
* Lsat task is supposed to remove sos so make that happen
* Add --installroot to YUM and DNF modules, issue #11310
This continues ansible-modules-core#1558, and
ansible-modules-core#1669
Allow specifying installroot for the yum and dnf modules
to install and remove packages in a location other than /.
* Remove empty aliases
* Simpler installroot set default logic
* Refactoring: split readkeys() into readfile() and parsekeys()
* Refactoring: split writekeys() into writefile() and serialize()
* authorized_key: support --diff
* Refactoring: remove no-longer used readkeys()/writekeys()
* Integration test for authorized_key in check mode
The gce_tag module can support updating tags on multiple instances via an instance_pattern field. Full Python regex is supported in the instance_pattern field.
'instance_pattern' and 'instance_name' are mutually exclusive and one must be specified.
The integration test for the gce_tag module has been updated to support the instance_pattern parameter. Unit tests have been added to test the list-manipulation functionality.
Run the integration test with:
TEST_FLAGS='--tags "test_gce_tag"' make gce
Run the unit tests with:
python test/units/modules/cloud/google/test_gce_tag.py
An inner single-quote pair breaks out of the outer single-quote
pair. Rather than escaping the inner quotes to protect against
this, just use the fact that `str()` is equivalent to `""`.
* Fix UnboundLocalError remote_head in git
Fixes#5505
The use of remote_head was a leftover of #4562.
remote_head is not necessary, since the repo is unchanged anyway and
after is set correctly.
Further changes:
* Set changed=True and msg once local_mods are detected and reset.
* Remove need_fetch that is always True (due to previous if) to improve
clarity
* Don't exit early for local_mods but run submodules update and
switch_version
* Add test for git with local modifications
* Use native yaml for apache2 test
* Test removal of default modules with force
a2enmod on debian has `-f`, but not on SUSE (runs there without force).
Therefore don't test that option on SUSE.
The docs already specify that the option is intended for Debian systems
only.
