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* Consistent Modules - Rename updated_?? to desired_?? in all the keycloak modules.
* Consistent Modules - Rename the comments, and add whitespace so that all the modules are a lot more consistent between each other.
* Consistent Modules - Remove final elif where a final else doesn't exist.
This is to address the inconsistency between the other modules.
Whilst I can see it being more descriptive, there should be a final "else:" to cater if the values is neither 'absent' or 'present'.
* Consistent Modules - Use dict() instead of {} like most of the other keycloak modules.
* Consistent Modules - Update keycloak authentication so that the if ordering is consistent for no-item.
* Consistent Modules - Move the 'Filter and map' process to always occur before getting an existing item.
* Consistent Modules - Be consistent with how to initialse before_?? and set it to dict() if it is None.
* Consistent Modules - Add module.exit_?? in the locations as per the other modules.
* Consistent Modules - Represent result['diff'] using dict(before=.., after=...) as per all the other modules.
* Consistent Modules - Add / Move location of when result['end_state'] is getting defined.
* Consistent modules - Add result['changed'] = False where we do nothing and exit because item exists.
* Consistent Modules - Set the value result['changed'] to True earlier so it shows up when in checking mode only.
* Consistent Modules - test for equality with a dict to assert there was no realm in the first place as per the other modules.
* Consistent Modules - Address the spelling.
* Consistent Modules - keycloak_group - Remove result['group'] as result['end_state'] is the consistent value used in the other modules.
* Consistent Modules - Order the lines in the section, Do nothing and exit consistently.
* Consistent Modules - Add result['end_state'] and still add deprecated `flow` return value.
* Consistent Modules - Add missing return documentation for `msg`.
* Consistent Modules - Tweak whitespace in the RETURN variable.
* Consistent Modules - Add result['group'] in addition to deprecated result['group'] response.
* Consistent Modules - Add return property, 'contains' to address test errors.
* Consistent Modules - Rename updated_?? to desired_?? in new modules since initial PR.
* Consistent Modules - Rename the comments, and add whitespace so that all the (recently added) modules are a lot more consistent between each other.
* Consistent Modules - Make indentation consistent within the response document.
* Consistent Modules - Use B(DEPRECATED) in a seperate line in the description.
* Consistent Modules - Add a lot of full stops to sentences.
* Consistent Modules - Use C(...) and I(...) formatting methods.
* Consistent Modules - Use "on success" everywhere for end_state response documentation.
* Consistent Modules - Update the documents for RETURN.proposed, RETURN.existing, RETURN.end_state to be the same.
* Consistent Modules - Add fragment.
* Remove period after short_description.
* Update changelog fragment.
* Consistent Modules - PRFeedback - Remove `module.exit_json(**result)` within the `Delete` section of the if statement.
There's a exit_json(..) immediately after.
* Consistent Modules - PRFeedback - Use `if not x_repr` instead of `if x_repr == dict()`.
* keycloak_authentication - Add a sample of the output.
* Replace `dict()` with `{}` for all the keycloak modules.
* Add the requested deprecated notices
* Update changelogs/fragments/3280-keycloak-module-cleanup-and-consistency.yml
Co-authored-by: Pierre Dumuid <pierre@knowyourdata.com.au>
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
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Community General Collection
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