* Revert "changes to clusteR"
This reverts commit 33ee1b71e4bc8435fb315762a871f8c4cb6c5f80.
* Fix issue and unit tests
* update to firewall
* fix import issues
* Revert "Revert "changes to clusteR""
This reverts commit 2713c75f31cbf81ef1785d6ab9ea5d0d4db9af60.
* fix docs
* stop pylint on unicode line, line can only be run in python2
* Review comment
* add pylint skip
* add pylint skip
Basic passwords are rejected by the nxos device unless `no password strength-check`
is configured. This change just makes the password meet the minimum strength checks.
* The test was setting `lsa max` value to 2222 but the default `lsa hold` value is 5000.
* `hold` must be less than `max` or else the device raises a clierror, so I just added a lower non-default `hold` value to satisfy the cli.
* Output warnings from docker daemon on container create and update.
* Accept warning for blkio_weight instead of idempotency.
* Value quoting.
* Avoid loop variable conflict.
* Add changelog.
* Make one test case faster.
* Add 'Docker warning: ' prefix.
* Add a generalized warning reporting function.
* Add rollback_config
* Add change log fragment
* Fix broken test
* Actually fix broken tests
* Add rollback_config example
* Default rollback_config as None
* Abort early if rollback_config does not exist
The `oif_ps` attr expects a list of dicts but it also supports keyword 'default'.
When the playbook specifies `oif_ps: default` the `nxos_igmp_interface` module fails:
```
"msg": "Elements value for option oif_ps is of type <type 'str'> and we were unable to convert to dict: dictionary requested, could not parse JSON or key=value"
```
This test used to work afaik so I believe `AnsibleModule` may have changed at some point to enforce strict type checking, causing this failure. I did not see another way to handle both list & str types for the same attr so I just set it to `raw`.
`nxos_igmp_interface/tests/common/sanity` now has 100% pass rate.
- More info added to module docs.
- Fixed errors and typos in module docs.
- Added parameter types to module docs.
- Some error messages are fixed and/or changed to be more helpful.
- Some code comments changed and added.
- Updated unit tests that test changed error messages.
- Improved module examples.
- Improved docs for custom_params xenserver_guest module parameter
* Add mount options
* Remove mount readonly default
* Fix driver_config test
* Add documentation
* Add changelog fragment
* Properly indent tmpfs_ options
* Use correct service suffix for mount tests
* Check for None value on tmpfs usage check
* Document change of mounts.readonly return key
* Use correct change log type
* Really use correct change log type
* Revert changing mount.readonly to read_only
e1687e05a60a570807c3edb7c4cb69bcfeab936c introduced additional
seealsos to playbooks_reuse_includes, but the label has to be _above_
the section heading for them to work.
* Configurable list of facts modules (#31783)
- allow for args dict for specific modules
- add way to pass parameters
- avoid facts poluting test
- move to 'facts gathered' flag
- add 'gathering' setting tests
- allow parallel option in case serialization is too slow
- added support to automatically map network facts
uses "smart" connection mapping
* Raise OpenSSLBadPassphraseError if passphrase is wrong.
* Improve handling of passphrase errors.
Current behavior for modules is: if passphrase is wrong (or wrongly specified), fail.
Current behavior for openssl_privatekey is: if passphrase is worng (or wrongly specified), regenerate.
* Add changelog.
* Add tests.
* Adjustments for some versions of PyOpenSSL.
* Update lib/ansible/modules/crypto/openssl_certificate.py
Improve text.
Co-Authored-By: felixfontein <felix@fontein.de>
Fixes a bug where parse_distribution_file_ClearLinux() was called on CoreOS (and probably many other distros) and it returned True since it successfully parses the distribution file. Since this file exists on many Linux distributions and they are a very similar format, add an additional check to make sure it is Clear Linux.
Change the order in which distribution files are processed so NA is last. This prevents a match on CoreOS hosts since they also have /etc/os-release and the called matching function for NA is very general and will match CoreOS.
* Add changelog
* Add unit tests
Only add tests for Clear Linux parsing since that was the cause of this issue.
* Make "absent" runnable with specifying NVR in DNF module.
* Fix indent and comment.
* Adjust indent.
* Fix removing multiple packages with NVR.
* Replace nevra_strict with nevra , since it's not included in libdnf on Fedora 28.
