* Use semantic markup.
* Use 'ignore:' for alias reference.
* Ignore sanity errors for older ansible-core versions.
* Improve markup for RHSM modules.
Co-authored-by: Pino Toscano <ptoscano@redhat.com>
* 'ignore:' is no longer needed.
* E() now works better.
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Co-authored-by: Pino Toscano <ptoscano@redhat.com>
"state=present" is broken, and acts like "disabled"; also, the
subscription repositories cannot be really "added" or "removed", which
is what "present" and "absent" would imply, but only enabled or
disabled. Hence, deprecate both these states, slating them for removal
in community.general 10.0.0.
subscription-manager on RHEL installs a symlink in /usr/bin to
console-helper (part of usermode), which triggers an interactive prompt
for root credentials when run as user. It seems that console-helper
does not handle well non-interactive contexts (e.g. without a TTY for
input), and thus it will hang waiting for input when run as user in an
Ansible task.
Since subscription-manager requires root already anyway (and it will
fail when explicitly run as user), then apply the same logic locally on
all the modules that interact with it: redhat_subscription,
rhsm_release, and rhsm_repository.
