* Add write helper.
* Adjust modules (except openssl_certificate).
* Adding tests for mode (with openssl_privatekey).
* Add openssl_certificate support.
* Never, ever remove the output file before actually trying to generate new content for it.
Removal is only allowed when state=absent, or when the object has been regenerated and the result needs to be written to that place.
* Add changelog.
* Extend test.
* Add documentation for tags and network access
* Documentation changes from dag and sam
* Change examples to include proper YAML and not dict
* Update lib/ansible/modules/network/meraki/meraki_admin.py
Co-Authored-By: kbreit <kevin.breit@kevinbreit.net>
* New cryptography backend for openssl_certificate
load_* functions in module_utils/crypto.py now have a backend paramter
which when set to 'cryptography' will return cryptography objects so
they can be used for both pyopenssl and cryptography backends.
Added a select_message_digest function too returning a cryptography
digest hash from `cryptography.hazmat.primitives.hashes`
Added new classes for Cryptography backend
* Run test with various backends.
* Prefixing tests.
* Make sure we have the correct backend available.
* Linting (flake8).
* Moved cryptography import to separate try/except
* Make sure certificate is actually valid at some time in the past.
* Improve error handling.
* Trying to fix validation for cryptography backend.
* Fixed issue with keyUsage test in assertonly
* Fixed CI/Lint issues
* Fix private key problem for OwnCA.
* Cryptography backend doesn't support v2 certs.
* issue an expired cert with command when using cryptography backend
* Added warning when backend is auto and v2 cert is requested
* Bumped min cryptography version to 1.6
* Correctly check for failure when backend is cryptography and cert is v2
* Use self.backend where possible
* Use secp521r1 EC when testing on CentOS6
* Fixed pylint issue
* AcmeCertificate support for both backends
* Review fixes
* Fixed missing '(' when raising error
* Fixed date_fmt loop
* Updated docs and requirements with cryptography
* Add openssl_certificate to changelog.
Fixes#40060
* Fix coding style errors
* Use CONNECTION LIMIT (no underscore)
* From review done by amenonsen and bcoca - Set default at None, make the change detection less confusing
* Added EXAMPLE on how to apply a database specific connection limit
* Added some basic tests for conn_limit applied to a database
* Check that conn_limit has actually been set / updated to 200
* Add changelog fragment regarding postgresql_db conn_limit parameter
* cs_volume: add volumes extraction and upload features
* cs_volume: Update doc, remove deprecated code
* cs_volume: Add unit tests for extract and upload features
* Move check_type_str() out of basic.py
* Move check_type_list() out of basic.py
* Move safe_eval() out of basic.py
* Move check_type_dict() out of basic.py
* Move json importing code to common location
* Move check_type_bool() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_int() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_float() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_path() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_raw() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_bytes() out of basic.py
* Move _check_type_bits() out of basic.py
* Create text.formatters.py
Move human_to_bytes, bytes_to_human, and _lenient_lowercase out of basic.py into text.formatters.py
Change references in modules to point to function at new location
* Move _check_type_jsonarg() out of basic.py
* Rename json related functions and put them in common.text.converters
Move formatters.py to common.text.formatters.py and update references in modules.
* Rework check_type_str()
Add allow_conversion option to make the function more self-contained.
Move the messaging back to basic.py since those error messages are more relevant to using this function in the context of AnsibleModule and not when using the function in isolation.
* Add unit tests for type checking functions
* Change _lenient_lowercase to lenient_lowercase per feedback
* #50877:
* add support to postgresql_privs to use "FOR { ROLE | USER } target_role"
in "ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES"
* fix sanity errors
* #50877: fix documentation and add a check for correct usage
of target_roles
* #50877: fix missing absent option for default privs with target_role
* #50877: add clear description, when target_roles can be used
* #50877: fix conflicts, formatting, and add a changelog fragment
* #50877: fix sanity error E335
* #50877: swap conditions and fix error to warning msg
* #50877: add tests for default privileges
* #50877: fix tests for default privileges
* #50877: fix tests for default privileges on centos 6
* * `reconcile_candidate()`
* old code searched the ip route configs for a given prefix+nexthop and then tried to remove the route based on prefix+nexthop only; this would fail when a static route was configured with `track` values.
* new code still looks for prefix+nexthop but uses the route config it finds on the device to remove it; e.g.
* search for: `ip route 192.168.20.64/24 192.0.2.3`
* find: `ip route 192.168.20.64/24 192.0.2.3 track 1 10`
* remove: `no ip route 192.168.20.64/24 192.0.2.3 track 1 10`
* logic cleanups:
* old code did a `show run` for every prefix. This can be a lot of data when there are large configs.
* new code uses filters to only return the static route configs.
* The filters now allow a common code path so no need for default vs vrf code paths
* `sanity` test: 100% Pass rate on N9K,N7K,N6K,N3K
- Bugfix Pull Request
`nxos_static_route`
* filter() does not return a list with python3
`filter()` was breaking pytest when it ran with python3, since it returns
an iterable instead of a list with python3.
Found that I didn't really need `filter()` anyway so just removed it
* restore var names /w/want/
The unstable alias wasn't intended for slow but otherwise stable
tests. However, the alternatives are to either dedicate an entire
test group to this one test or mark it unsupported.
Marking it unstable at least permits the test to run when changes
are made to the integration test or the module itself, which is
better than not running the tests at all.
* [WIP] Additional DevTest Lab modules
* updates
* try global schedule again
* dtl schedule
* try full dtl schedule test
* fixing schedule
* fixed problem
* another fix
* fixed test
* different time format
* fixed absent state
* test policy idempotence
* more updates
* updated devtestlabpolicy
* fixed syntax
* updated dtl policy test
* updated image id
* fixed test
* fixed bug
* fixed bugs and docs
* fixed bug
* + small cleanup
* reenabled tests but disabled leaking tests
* disabled test
* Adding cnos_system module to Ansible.
* Adding UT, Functional test required for cnos_system. Bugs came up are fixed
* Adding more files to the cnos_system suit.
* Fixed another problem where `group-timeout` was processed before `ip igmp snooping` was enabled
* `sanity` playbook:
* N6K: `show ip igmp snooping | json` succeeds on the device but doesn't return any data in body; added a skip to the sanity playbook to keep it out of CI
* Added a setup task to do initial cleanup on the device
* initial commit
* fix execute and \r\n
* \r attempt 2
* updated with integration tests and using new csharp import
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: rcanderson23 <rcanderson23@gmail.com>
* fixed small docuement inaccuracies wrt returns
* removal of state in feature result
* removal of rc
* small fixes suggested in code review
* fixed variable assigning to result
* addition of comments on conditionals for clarity on matching
* swap logic of check_mode
* set $reboot_required so it is always returned
* removal of extraneous return information
* addition of integration tests
* set installation of parent features to true
* remove 2008 from tests
* changed test for TelnetClient from NetFx3
* change of tabs to spaces
* Add test check for OS version
* Use local dummy repo for flatpak_remote integration tests
* Excludes versions of Ubuntu older than 16.04 from tests
Since there are no flatpak packages available for these Ubuntu versions
* Adds handler that removes temporary symlink
* win_dns: Initial work
* win_dns: initial commit
* Renaming win_dns -> win_dns_record
* win_dns_record: Fix record leakage in output
* win_dns_record: Fix erroneous minimums enforcement
It is apparently completely legitimate to specify a TTL that is below
minimum; it will just get ignored in favor of the server's minimum.
* win_dns_record: Fix new-host changes reported incorrectly
* win_dns_record: Fix TTL changes reported incorrectly
* win_dns_record: Fix existing records not recognized
* win_dns_record: Remove obsolete object
* Refactorize check mode
* Add computer_name parameter
* Refactorize diff and changed to read DNS end state
* Fix pslint tests PSUseDeclaredVarsMoreThanAssignments and PSAvoidUsingCmdletAliases
* Minor fix, misnamed variable.
* win_dns_record: Fix "changed" state in check mode
* win_dns_record: cleanups
* win_dns_record: fix TTL update not changed regression
* Add initial integration tests
* win_dns_record: integration tests
* win_dns_record: Reverted 9cf5f2d8e6507cf477ab9e7ca166b1857169d6b5
The approach from that commit breaks check mode.
* win_dns_record: de-scope some records
These are either esoteric (meaning limited realworld testing)
or require additional thought to do properly (eg MX, which
has its "priority" level).
* win_dns_records tests: Ensure DNS services are installed
* Update lib/ansible/modules/windows/win_dns_record.py
Co-Authored-By: johnboy2
* Update lib/ansible/modules/windows/win_dns_record.py
Co-Authored-By: johnboy2
* Aggregated suggestions from dagwieers
* Fix bad powershell test argument
* win_dns_record partially converted to new Powershell module interface
win_dns_record converted to new Powershell module interface, except diff
and required_if
* win_dns_record: convert diff support
* win_dns_record: convert diff support to after-before style
* Don't test for Add-WindowsFeature
* win_dns_record: Fix diff
When check mode is used diff changes must be simulated.
* Style consistency/clean-ups
* Fix integration test typos
* Improve readability of diff output
The original intention of the diff output was to resemble zone file records
(except that the zone-name is added onto each record). In that light, the
missing *record class* information (always "IN" in our case) was an oversight.
This just makes the diff output more "instantly readable" for DNS gurus.
* win_dns_record: Add diff tests
* Fix ansible-test sanity check fails
* Apply suggestions from code review
Added suggestions from dagwieers
Co-Authored-By: johnboy2 <john@jnelson.ca>
* win_dns_record: Skip 2008 and friends
* Reword error messages so they start capitalized.
* Fix sanity error
* win_dns_record: Document ttl range
* win_dns_record: Additional supportability barriers in tests
* win_dns_record: Typo
* win_dns_record: Sanity fix
* win_dns_record: Use OS-test only for compat checking
