Since C.ANSIBLE_SSH_CONTROL_PATH use the old format
( "%{directory}" ), we need to use the % operator
and not the format method, at least for python 2.
- 5c64956a7 Set distribution, release, and version for NetBSD
- ec01e071d adjusted for the possibility of lsblk not existing
for fact gathering
- d4eddabb2 Patch for bug #10485 - ansible_distribution fact
populates as 'RedHat' on Oracle Linux systems
- 7813ffd71 Adding uptime_seconds fact for linux and darwin platforms
- 29cca0191 Adding oVirt recognition for oVirt guests.
- d0197195e Handle /etc/os-release files with 'Raspbian' in them
- 58a5f8dfa Pulls machine id in ansible facts
- 1968f9969 Wrong OS_FAMILY declaration for openSUSE
- 5dec45e24 Fix wrong distribution facts on SLES/openSUSE
and a few others
* Fixed file.close() typo in test_vault_editor
* Updated unicode.py to redefine basestring properly in python3 and fixed a couple missed py27 specific code.
* Realized the patch in test_data_loader was still failing cause we are passing the string 'builtins.open' and not actually using it in that file and soe instead of failing in py34 it would fail in py27.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to fix a bug in the VaultAES in which during
the test_decrypt_1_0 and test_rekey_migration in which VaultAES wasn't successfully
writing the writing the encrypted key to out_file (BytesIO).
Added skipping vault_editor tests test_decrypt_1_0 and test_rekey_migration in python3
since I wasn't able to successfully backport VaultAES without weird bugs.
In mod_args we were checking `isinstance(thing, NoneType)` when
thing is None works the same since NoneType can't be subclassed in
python 2 or 3 and it removes the need for the NoneType import.
NOTES:
1. replaced unicode, str, etc with their six counterparts
2. isinstance(obj, basestring) -> isinstance(obj, (string_types, text_type))
3. I'm not entirely confident about the behaviour of __str__ and __unicode__ between versions
so that might require a bit more testing.
systemd writes a /run/systemd/container file in any container it starts
to make it really easy to detect the container type. This adds support
for detecting systemd-nspawn containers (and any other container format
that will write data there for compatibility).
You can extend boto to point at other regions that are defined in a
private cloud by defining ``BOTO_ENDPOINTS`` or ``endpoints_path`` in
the ``~/.boto`` file.
Ansible was doing a premature check against a hard-coded list of regions
that interrupted this possibility. This commit removes that and
clarifies what the user can do if they specify a non-AWS region.
On Fedora 22 and later, yum is deprecated and dnf is installed by
default. However, the detection do not seems to take this in account,
and always use yum, even when yum cli is just a wrapper to tell "use
dnf", as this is the case on F22 and later ( see package dnf-yum ).
As dnf is not installed by default, except on F22, this shouldn't
break anything.
