>>> timeit.timeit("uuid.uuid4()", setup="import uuid")
9.518647909164429
>>> timeit.timeit("get_unique_id()", setup="from __main__ import get_unique_id")
0.40436601638793945
This will mainly be beneficial when a very large inventory is being
used, however it may also help with some very large playbooks.
* Removing cmp to be compatible with Python3
* fix syntax
* Added an overlooked return
* Fixing making things overly complicated
* Simplifying since tags will always be hashable. Don't need to use cmp at all.
For F5 modules, the options that are commonly specified can
also be specified in the environment variables. This patch
adds the doc fragments that describe which env var goes
with which module option.
* Add swupd plugin
Add support for ClearLinux update manager (swupd)
Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo Silva <alberto.murillo.silva@intel.com>
* swupd: Document RETURN values
Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo Silva <alberto.murillo.silva@intel.com>
* swupd: Add a meaningful description for failures
Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo Silva <alberto.murillo.silva@intel.com>
* swupd: Clarify documentation
Provide more information about the options supported by the module
since some concepts are new for people not used to clearlinux/swupd
Signed-off-by: Alberto Murillo Silva <alberto.murillo.silva@intel.com>
* Add NetApp SolidFire volume access group module
* Minor fixes
* Make requested changes
* Set supports_check_mode to True
* Add Ansible metadata
* Make requested changes
* Minor fix to documentation
* Add a surrogate_then_replace error strategy to keep to_bytes from tracebacking by default
* Port all code that explicitly used surrogate_or_replace to surrogate_then_replace
The default Package Manager for Solaris 11 has been set to the module pkg, but there is no such module. Instead pkg5 exists and will be used from now on.
* Initial version of aos_ip_pool module
* Add examples for IP Pool
* Break down ip_pool into smaller function
* Refactor do_load_resource
* Add get_display_name_from_file
* Add ‘src’ as an option to load ip pool from JSON file
* Rename directory network/apstra to network/aos
* Remove exception handling temporary
* Remove all ‘Exception as XX’ to be python 2.4 compatible
* Replace ‘== False’ with ‘is False’ for PEP8 Test
* Update documentation to be Yaml compatible
* Lisg all method imported from module_utils.aos
* Refactor to align with collection.find() changes
* Update examples by @gundalow’s recommendations
* Update Documentation per @gundalow’s recommendations
* Change the license per @gundalow recommendation
* Add exception handling for get_aos_session
* Change Auth format and add check_aos_version() to check minimum version
* Add a check for minimum version
* Refactor ‘src’ into ‘content’ to allow more options
Remove get_display_name_from_file in aos.py
Add content_to_dict in aos.py
* Fix variable name in do_load_resource
* Add mention of aos.py in module_utilities doc
* Add try/except for import yaml
* Add try/Except around main block of code and function
* Refactor to auto detect content_format, update doc accordingly
* Change create_new_ip_pool inputs
* Remove unused import
* Remove in_use as it’s never used
* Fix doc format
* Add version number in requirement doc
* Adding environment variable support for lambda.py in response to feature idea #20479.
Plus a 1-character bug fix.
* fix yaml syntax
* Fixing option name, adding alias, and fixing a line to allow the user to delete environment variables by setting an empty dict.
* Fix NetApp doc_fragment
* Add NetApp SolidFire Snapshot schedule manager module
* Minor fixes
* Change supports_check_mode to True
* Fix PEP8 issue
* Make requested changes
* Change 'pause' to 'paused'
* Add schedule ID as a returned parameter
* Make requested changes
* replaces persistent connection digest with _create_control_path()
* adds _ansible_socket to _legal_inputs in basic.py
* adds connection_user to play_context
* maps remote_user to connection_user when connection is local
* maps ansible_socket in task_vars to module_args _ansible_socket if exists
* Windows: Add Warn() and Deprecate() mechanisms
Similar to what already exists for python modules.
* Turn deprecations from list of strings, to list of dicts
Since #20884 the internal representations of deprecation messages is
changed from a list of strings to a list of dicts.
* Rename to Add-Warning() and Add-DeprecationWarning()
Implemented as discussed.
* Refactor dimensiondata_network to use shared base class for common functionality.
* Experiment: remove the assignments in the "except ImportError:" block that keep PyCharm happy. If this fixes the build, then I reckon there's a bug in the validate-modules script (https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/test/sanity/validate-modules/validate-modules#L322).
* Remove unused imports.
* Changes based on feedback from @gundalow for ansible/ansible#21043.
- Use no_log=True for mcp_password parameter.
- Collapse module parameter definitions.
* Use shared definitions and doc fragments for common module arguments (ansible/ansible#21043).
* Make default network plan "ESSENTIALS", rather than "ADVANCED" (this is consistent with our other tooling).
Tidy up module parameter documentation.
* Simplify dimensiondata module documentation fragments (didn't know you could include multiple fragments).
* Change 'verify_ssl_cert' module parameter to 'validate_certs'.
* fix#19487
* add 'version_added'
* Check for version compatibility, Ignore keys if incompatible
* add comment about version support
* remove 'type' as requested
* fix merge error
* Don't check for var._obj in template._clean_data
AnsibleUnsafe or other unsafe vars used to have a
'_obj' slot but no longer do. This was causing attribute
errors if a object was 'unsafe' but not a string.
Add tests for AnsibleUnsafe, lookups, and AnsibleContext
* Fix 'yum skips updates' bug
When the 'yum check-update' output is parsed, the regex used
to stitch wrapped lines together would fail on the first package.
It would fail because there is an empty line before the first
package, and this triggered the regex. To avoid a more complicated
regex, preprocess the check-update output to strip out any
empty lines.
The regex is also updated to include a group on the non whitespace
match to be used in the sub.
Add test cases based on info provided in the bug reports.
Fixes#20608
In 159aa26b36
the result of _get_serialized_branches when no hosts were matched
changed from [[]] to []. Thus, the v2_playbook_on_no_hosts_matched
callback would not fire. Change the check so we get the error message
again. Fixes#17706
* known_hosts: support --diff
* known_hosts: support --diff also without --check
* Add unit tests and fix incorrect diff in one corner case
Tests are good!
* Refactor for readability
* Python 3 compat
* More Python 3 compat
* Add an integration test for known_hosts
* Handle ssh-keygen -HF returning non-zero exit code
AFAICT this is a bug in ssh-keygen in some newer OpenSSH versions
(>= 6.4 probably; see commit dd9d5cc670):
when you invoke ssh-keygen with -H and -F <host> options, it always
returns exit code 1. This is because in ssh-keygen.c there's a function
do_known_hosts() which calls
exit (find_host && !ctx.found_key);
at the end, and find_host is 1 (because we passed -F on the command line),
but ctx.found_key is always 0. Why is found_key always 0? Because the
callback passed to hostkeys_foreach(), which is known_hosts_hash(),
never bothers to set found_key to 1.
* This test does not need root
* Avoid ssh-ed25519 keys in sample known_hosts file
Older versions of OpenSSH do not like them and ssh-keygen -HF
aborts with an error when it sees such keys:
line 5 invalid key: example.net...
/root/ansible_testing/known_hosts is not a valid known_hosts file.
* Fix Python 3 errors
Specifically, the default mode of tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile is 'w+b',
which means Python 3 wants us to write bytes objects to it -- but the
keys we have are all unicode strings.
* Avi Networks Ansible modules.
Avi Version: 16.3.4
* Fixed Review comments
1. Changed description to be full sentences
2. Fixed Pep8 warnings.
3. Fixed comments and descriptions.
* 1. Fixed descriptions and messages as per review comments.
2. Added descriptions for the missing parameters.
* Fixed the shippable break due to the incorrect description format
* Removed the extra modules so that there is a single module for the first commit
* Updated license to BSD based on review comments
* updated comments based on review feedback
* Refactored code to handle POST and PUT scenarios where playbook does not need to check whether object is present.
Moved ansible helper utilities to module_utils as now roles can be patched with module_utils as well.
* fixed pep8 warnings
commit fails for devices with no candidate config, such as when configuraion is written to running-config store. Commit is set to True in main's call of netconf_edit_config. The simple edit is to add the additional logic around sending the commit. Otherwise you could change commit could be set to (if ":candidate" in m.server_capabilities) in the call of netconf_edit_config. Either way would work. I'll defer for the decision of which.
* cloudstack: cs_portforward: implement vpc support
* cloudstack: cs_portforward: add vpc and network to returns
* cloudstack: cs_portforward: networkid must not be used for rule listing
* cloudstack: fail for get_network when vpc but no network name
This seem to be a global pattern for get_network, we want to enforce a
network name to be set if a vpn param is given.
This is used for cs_portforward.
* cloudstack: cs_portforward: doc: fix defaults for vpc, network
Fixes#20754.
Details: UbuntuSourcesList.add_source() had a quick check for PPAs being
already present in the source lists. The check was looking for the PPAs
URL to be present in self.repo_urls, which should contain all valid and
enabled repositories.
The enabled check in repo_urls was incorrect. It was checking the tuple's
2nd item (which means "valid") and ignoring the 3rd item (which means
"enabled").
self.files contains tuples (line_number, valid, enabled, source_line,
comment_text). Ideally it would be using named tuples instead of
indexing, to avoid bugs like that, but Python 2.4 didn't have named
tuples, so we can't do that (yet).
* Make unused redhat_subscriptions do something
rhsm_baseurl/server_insecure were module params that were
never used previously. Hook them up for register options.
* pep8/style cleanups
* Set a module scope SUBMAN_CMD before we ref it as a global
* move ansible imports to top, remove '*' imports
* remove redhat_subscriptions from pep8 legacy
* Reminder that lookup(‘file’) can be used
Sometimes the block of text does not easily fit into a playbook, so this acts as a reminder (or a prompt for anyone who hasn't used this before) that the content could be stored in an separate file.
I've also included `backup: yes` as I think this is a good example of where a backup might be needed.
* Correct the not so "smart quotes"
* Update blockinfile.py
Replace – with an an ASCII -
- centralized skipping
- also fixed module name broken by previous refactor
- let action modules handle async processing
- moved async into base action class's module exec
- action plugins can now run final action as async
- actually skip copy if base skips
- fixed normal for new paths
- ensure internal stat is never async
- default poll to 10 as per docs
- added hint for callback fix on poll
- restructured late tmp, now a pipeline query
- moving action handler to connection as networking does
- fixed network assumption invocation is always passed
- centralized key cleanup, normalized internal var
- _supress_tmpdir_delete now in _ansible_xxx and gets removed from results
- delay internal key removal till after we use em
- nicer tmp removing, using existing methods
- moved cleanup tmp flag to mking tmp func
* Add Check Mode capability to kernel_blacklist module
* Add suggested changes from @tmshn
* Pass a bool into `Blacklist` that'll just be `module.check_mode`
* Move detection and creation of a file to a separate function within `Blacklist`
* If there's no file on the system and we are running under `Check Mode`, set `self.filename` to `os.devnull` AND mark a change, as the module would have created an empty file.
* Whenever a `self.filename` is being opened in a mode where changes can be made, replace with an if statement that checks `self.checkmode` and if true then open up `os.devnull` instead
* Move gather_facts action outside of vmware_guest module
* Move facts gathering method to vmware.py library
* vmware_guest use some vmware.py library methods
* vmware.py lib: fix some PEP 8 issues
* Move snapshot actions to vmware_guest_snapshot
* Move common snapshot facts to vmware.py library
* the `only_update` param description was kinda vague:
* either install if not installed
* or upgrade if installed
* or both!?
* as a result, remove the "install" statement from this sentence
Resolves:
Related:
Signed-off-by: Daniel Andrei Minca <mandrei17@gmail.com>
If same config hierarchy is set and deleted in one playbook
for delete statement add support to check if the config is present
on device or in the playbook. If it is present add delete statement in
updated config list.
* added docs for vault and made trigger shorter: !vault
* added single var valuting
* Update playbooks_vault.rst
Edit pass for spelling and grammar. Ship it!
* Update playbooks_vault.rst
Typo fixes.
At the moment, this change will use EPoll on Linux, KQueue on *BSDs,
etc, so it should alleviate problems with too many open file
descriptors.
* Bundle a copy of selectors2 so that we have the selectors API everywhere.
* Add licensing information to selectors2 file so it's clear what the
licensing terms and conditions are.
* Exclude the bundled copy of selectors2 from our boilerplate code-smell test
* Rewrite ssh_run tests to attempt to work around problem with mocking
select on shippable
Fixes#14143
