* update eos_config to use eapi exclusively and remove cli transport
* add unit test cases for eos_config
* updates action plugin to handle both eapi and network_cli connections
* Added support for a gce_snapshot module for managing snapshots in the Google Cloud Platform
* Fixed using sys.exit in favor of fail_json. Followed the pattern in gce_pd
* Fixed using sys.exit in favor of fail_json. Followed the pattern in gce_pd
* Fixed an issue when dealing with multiple disks. Added a bit more documentation explaining the disks argument
* Corrected a typo in the multi-disk snapshot example
* Updated module to return list of changed snapshots instead of just a message. Added a RETURN block
* include source file in error message
* win_copy: Fix for idempotency
This patch fixes an idempotency issue with win_copy. Without this patch
files would always be considered changed (unless the copy operation failed).
It also fixes the resulting output cfr. what was deocumented.
Small improvements:
- Remove obsolete comments
- Use $check_mode instead of my own $_ansible_check_mode
- Renamed "default" window style to "normal" (as is used by Windows
documentation)
- A fix for check-mode support (when state=absent)
* Fixed issue in gce_net with firewall rules that have protocols that do not have ports.
* Fixed elif in gce_net to include check of the ports variable.
* Google Cloud Pubsub Module
The Google Cloud Pubsub module allows the Ansible user to:
* Create/Delete Topics
* Create/Delete Subscriptions
* Change subscription from pull to push (and configure endpoint)
* Publish messages to a topic
* Pull messages from a Subscription
An accessory module, gcpubsub_facts, has been added to list topics and subscriptions.
* Added docs for state field to DOCUMENTATION and RETURN blocks.
`force` option is not unique for non-activationkey registrations and it should
be parsed separately; it is possible to register host with activation key and
force such process.
* redhat_subscription: enforce the need for org_id when AK is used
also update the documentation to reflect that
Fixes: #20542
* redhat_subscription: check for existence of subscription-manager
After merging the latest update, these were the few remaining
differences with upstream.
(Plus the previous proposed fast match based on unique VM name which is
not longer needed)
- get rid of changed, rc, stderr, stdout juggling
- use get_bin_path() to get 'imgadm' path
- move actual implementation to Imgadm class
- fix 'changed' for imported images
Without this patch, the os_keystone_domain module is not idempotent if
the description is empty because the description parameter is None in
ansible, but the keystone client returns an empty unicode string.
Following the example of other OpenStack modules, this patch fixes the
issue by checking whether the module parameter is None before going on
to check its value.
The following changes have been made:
- Added check-mode support
- Added diff support
- Corrected HCCC to HKCC (according to windows documentation)
- Updated documentation, and examples
- Added -aliases support to module_utils/powershell.ps1
- Renamed `key > value > data` to `path > name > data`
- Re-indented code and consistency changes
- Added support for expandstring type
This fixes#20595
when using "state: link", and particularly when using
"force: yes".
Symbolic link resolution can be expensive. In our case,
the symbolic links are legacy links to automounts, and
the "file" task was causing all of the legacy links to
be traversed and mounted on every host every time the
task executed, even when the links were correct and there
was nothing to do.
This change avoids the system calls that perform the
symbolic link resolution by taking advantage of the short
circuit behaviur of the boolean "and" operator. The code
behaviour is unchanged except that it no longer performs
unnecessary system calls.
As it turns out, this change is not sufficient to fully
solve the symbolic link resolution problem, as the "file"
module still performs a stat() at the end of execution to
provide the caller with information about the file.
However, this change is very simple, it will eliminate
unnecessary system calls in a number of use cases, and it
gets the "file" module closer to the desired end result.
