The version_added field is documented for a very small set of
fields, specifically in gcp_compute today.
Removing these values as they are specifying the ansible-core version
which is confusing for those who are installing via ansible-galaxy,
and the value is not set for any other module.
fixes#550.
commit ccbde5f93e introduced
a backwards-incompatible change which made ansible-inventory
no longer recognize `gcp_compute` as a valid package name.
This would break users who are use `gcp_compute` (instead of the
new `google.cloud.gcp_compute`). Accepting both until at least
a major version change.
fixes#536.
Updating the maintainers guide with updated intructions from
Ansible engineers.
Fixing linting issues, and adding the linter as a GitHub workflow
to ensure there are no regressions.
To get all instances gcp_compute made a call to the Google API for each
zone separately. Because of this if all zones needed to be queried
fetching hosts lasted 30+ seconds. Now the module will use a single
query that will return all the instances, so the execution should last
just a few seconds.
This commit also suppresses a warning from the google-auth library about
using user credentials because if an Ansible user wants to use user
credentials, there is no need to warn him about it.
* adding (optionally) image information to inventory var
* add boot image mapping to gcp_compute instance data for all disk
image data in the configured zones
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* start fixing gcp inv plugin
* minor fixes
* added clog
* ajust comments
* link indv zone/project
* separate specific zone/project from other params
* restoring zones query per project
* also work when zones given
* fixed scopes, removed incorrect docs as not option
* create overridable sanitation function
* now used in aws, gce and azure plugins
* added new option to these plugins to work in conjunction with general toggle to make it easier
to emulate inventory script behavior.
Added examples on how to use "keyed_groups", "hostnames", and "compose"
The compose example shows how to set the ansible_host var for a host to either the public or private ip. This is necessary when you set your hostname by name instead of ip
