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For more information about ``network_cli`` see :ref:`network-cli`.
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For more information about ``network_cli`` see :ref:`network-cli`.
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.. _become-network_auth_and_auth_password
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.. _become-network-auth-and-auth-password:
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authorize and auth_pass
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authorize and auth_pass
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Tests succeeded/failed
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Tests succeeded/failed
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Prior to Ansible version 2.4, a task return code of ``rc`` would override a return code of ``failed``. In version 2.4, both ``rc`` and ``failed`` are used to calculate the state of the task. Because of this, test plugins ``succeeded``/``failed``` have also been changed. This means that overriding a task failure with ``failed_when: no`` will result in ``succeeded``/``failed`` returning ``True``/``False``. For example:
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Prior to Ansible version 2.4, a task return code of ``rc`` would override a return code of ``failed``. In version 2.4, both ``rc`` and ``failed`` are used to calculate the state of the task. Because of this, test plugins ``succeeded``/``failed``` have also been changed. This means that overriding a task failure with ``failed_when: no`` will result in ``succeeded``/``failed`` returning ``True``/``False``. For example::
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- command: /bin/false
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- command: /bin/false
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register: result
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register: result
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short_description: condensed Ansible output
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short_description: condensed Ansible output
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version_added: 2.5
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version_added: 2.5
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description:
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description:
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- Consolidated Ansible output in the style of *NIX startup logs
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- Consolidated Ansible output in the style of LINUX/UNIX startup logs.
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extends_documentation_fragment:
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extends_documentation_fragment:
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- default_callback
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- default_callback
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requirements:
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requirements:
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