Currently, Ansible interprets variables with a True|False value as
boolean. This causes the vmware_deploy_ovf module to break, because
it can only accept string values as properties.
This fix checks if a value is boolean, and converts it to a string
if it is. Since integers do not seem to be causing the same error, this
is the only check we appear to need.
After completion, OVF properties that are boolean can be specified as
yes|no or true|false.
Closes: #45528
* Add chdir support to win_package
* Add chdir support to uninstall too.
* Update docs to account for uninstall.
* Correct variable substitution for hashtable.
* added changelog fragment
* Added module to manage manageiq tenants
* Fixed pep8 and module validation issues for manageiq_tenant
* Changes based on review
- Added parent attribute to specify the parent
- Cleanup return of tenant
- Update documentation on quotas
* Updated version added to 2.8
* Allow to specify images by hash for docker_container and docker_image_facts.
* flake8
* More sanity checks.
* Added changelog.
* Added test.
* Make compatible with Python < 3.4.
* Remove out-commented imports.
* Don't simply ignore container in present() if image is not specified.
* Use image from existing container for recreation if not specified.
* Added changelog.
* Improve comment.
* Ovirt_disk - Add ability to refresh passthrough disks
A new paramter "host" is added. When this paramter is specified the newly
created disk or an existing disk will refresh its information about the
underlying storage via the specified host. This oprion is only valid for
passthrough disks. This option requires at least the logical_unit.id to be
specified.
* Host search modification and some other minor changes.
* pep8 correction
* ovirt add snapshot delete after x days
* update logic of deleting snapshot and rename it
* update docs and names of vars
* update docs syntax
* Update ovirt_snapshot.py
* put remove logic to function
* use default removing function for snapshot
* win_reboot: Fix for ignore post_reboot_delay
This fixes an issue where win_reboot would be ignoring the provided
post_reboot_delay (and on Windows timing/waiting is everything!)
This must be backported to the v2.7 branch.
* Merge post-reboot handling into run()
* Adding a basic get lookup for rabbitmq.
* Always return a list
* If content type is JSON, make accessible via dict.
* Fixed incorrect json.loads variable and missing raise
* Change to document returned data
* Fixed pep8 issues
* Adding integration testing
* Moving lookup intgration tests to new target
* New rabbitmq lookup plugin (#44070).
* New rabbitmq lookup plugin (#44070).
* PR review feedback updates
* Testing pika is installed
* Minor mods to tests
* Check if connection is already closed or closing
* Updated tests and connection testing
* PR review feedback updates
* PR review include ValueError in AnsibleError output
* Suggesting to use set_fact when using returned variable more than once.
* Cleaned up some tests, added some notes and handling connection closure on some exceptions.
* Removed finally statement and added some additional error handling.
* Added some additional error handling.
* PR review updates.
* Additional integration tests and removing return in finally
* Updated version
* Changing back to running tests on ubuntu.
* Additional tests
* Running tests on Ubuntu only
* Fixing syntax error
* Fixing ingtegration tests and a string/byte issue
* Removed non-required test and fixed BOTMETA
* Trying to fix integration test failure on ubuntu1404
* Some issues occured when handling messages from the queue with to_native. Switching to to_text resolved the issues.
* Renaming channel to queue (thanks dch). Disabling trusty tests.
* macports: Replace update_ports with selfupdate
- Macports discourages use of `port sync` and recommends using `port
selfupdate` instead.
- Keep `update_cache` and `update_ports` as aliases.
- No longer require the `name` parameter so that `selfupdate` can be
used in a task by itself.
* macports: Add upgrade parameter
- New upgrade parameter which can be used to upgrade all outdated ports.
* Add changelog fragment
Fixes#35120 : the redis cache plugin keeps key/value
entries in an in-memory cache to avoid hitting the
redis database each time.
The problem is that a cache entry is only set when
a value is get or set but it is always deleted when
trying to delete a value.
When the --flush-cache ansible-playbook option is used,
the redis cache plugin is first asked to remove every
entry corresponding to every hostname present in the inventory.
As no value as been set/get so far, it then tries to delete
an unexisting value from the cache and hence crashes with
a KeyError exception.
* win_exec: refactor PS exec runner
* more changes for PSCore compatibility
* made some changes based on the recent review
* split up module exec scripts for smaller payload
* removed C# module support to focus on just error msg improvement
* cleaned up c# test classifier code
* New option JUNIT_TASK_RELATIVE_PATH to output relative paths.
It makes the output in Jenkins much more readable as the absolute
path was taking the whole width of the screen, leaving no space for
the actual message.
A makedirs instead of mkdir slipped in as to make the creation of
the output directory recursive, hope this is OK.
* Add version_added field to doc set to 2.8
* Separate networking tools that may be used by modules outside of networking so changes to networking-only utilities don't trigger AWS integration tests
* Add unit tests for moved network utils
* Add comment to prevent imports from being mistakenly removed
* Move to_bits as well
* Check that union Jinja filter can be chained
* set filters: fix unexpected templating type error
this error occurs with Jinja 2.10 since 32ec69d827,
for example when union filters are chained:
$ ansible all -i localhost, -mdebug -a"msg={{ []|union([])|union([]) }}"
localhost | FAILED! => {
"msg": "Unexpected templating type error occurred on ({{ []|union([])|union([]) }}):
unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'set' and 'list'"
}
* fix callback Plugin json to support global stat set by set_stats module
* refactor to not break compatiblity, add trailing comma on output dict
* Remove sorted, as it not needed
* refactor, to sivels better code
* clean some code messup
* add changelog fragment
* added missing new line
* fix pep8 stuff
In a scenario where you've set your logstash heap size high, you may need to set your heap lower in order to execute logstash-plugin while logstash is still running.
Here's an example of someone running into insufficient memory while executing logstash-plugin: https://discuss.elastic.co/t/logstash-plugin-and-jvm-options/99646
This scenario is probably fairly common, so it may be worth documenting as an example.
+label: docsite_pr
* docker_container: Honour stop_timeout when creating docker containers (#43814)
* Adjusting description to what actually happens.
See docker-py changelog for 2.7.0: 'APIClient.stop will
no longer override the stop_timeout value present in the
container’s configuration.'
* Add a test whether stop_timeout can be configured for the container.
* Added changelog.
* Integrate with comparisons (by default, ignore stop_timeout value for restarts; will be configurable with PR ansible/ansible#44789).
* Fix config change code and tests (#2)
* Improving wildcard test.
* Using correct config.
Previously, when the active SELinux value was the same as the desired value, regardless of the value of `persistent`, the module would simply exit successfully, assuming no need for update. This made the assumption that the active and persistent values should be the same, but that is not always the case. This modification treats both the active and persistent values separately when checking for the need to update. Note that the persistent update mode, however, will still update the active as well as the persistent value. If this is not desired, it is possible to separately toggle the active value alone.
Other changes:
* Make the check mode actually perform checks for changes
* Organizes semanage commands into set of logical steps
This prevents a stack trace in Python 3 when the result is an empty file since
the file is open in binary mode and a native string in Python 3 is str,
not bytes.
The stdout and stderr values returned from self._low_level_execute() are text, not bytes. This results in an error in Python 3 since str and bytes cannot be concatenated.
Changing to unicode type allows this to work without error on Python 2 and Python 3.
* modules/systemd: fix logic: allow scope to default to 'system'
Fix logic introduced in 7ea909418e: if 'scope' param is not specified,
it defaults to system, but the value of module.params['scope'] is None,
not 'system' - so allow for that.
* modules/systemd: fix logic: disabled means disabled
Fix logic determining whether a service with both systemd and initd files is enabled or disabled.
In situations where systemd thinks service is disabled, but rc.d symlinks mark it as enabled,
this module wrongly assumes the service is enabled.
Fix this logic: disabled means disabled
Only when the output from does NOT include disabled, consider the status of rc.d symlinks.
This essentially replicates the fixes done to the systemd handling in the "service" module in 3c89a21e0cFixes#22303Fixes#44409
* Fix spelling of 'separate' throughout.
* Various cleanups in the User Guide for Vault.
- Fix spelling of 'algorithm'
- Fix indentation of nested list in payload format
- Fix mysterious refernce to 'b_pkey1'.
- Fix reference to newline as '\n': the backslash is lost when rendered
to the docs website. Specify the hex value for newline instead of the
backslash escape.
* Fix formatting
* Update vault.rst
A lot of modules have a short_description with a trailing dot even
though we don't want trailing dots in the index. This change removes
it when creating the document index.
* Fail on attrs that don't work for includes
* Prefix with VALID_ to make it more clear
* Sort keywords
* Remove unnecessary list
* Adjust dynamic/static checking
In DNF < 3.0 are lists, and modifying them works
In DNF >= 3.0 < 3.6 are lists, but modifying them doesn't work
In DNF >= 3.6 have been turned into tuples, to communicate that
modifying them doesn't work
Further explanation of this is available via Adam Williamson from
the Fedora QA Team.
https://www.happyassassin.net/2018/06/27/adams-debugging-adventures-the-immutable-mutable-object/
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* win_nssm: add failing tests for issue #44079
* win_nssm: use Run-Command instead of Invoke-Expression to prevent interpretation issue
Fix#44079
* win_nssm: add more failing tests
These tests highlight several issues with this module:
* Service not started when state=started
* Errors with app_parameters (see #25265)
* Exception when passing several dependencies separated by comma as specified in doc
* win_nssm: fix service not started when state=started
Nssm status returns a multiline output that doesn't match any of the strict patterns in the switch statement.
* win_nssm: fix incorrect separator in doc for service dependencies
The dependencies parameter works with space as separator, but not with comma as shown in the documentation
* win_nssm: fix error with app_parameters parameter
Fix#25265
* win_nssm: add idempotence tests
* win_nssm: fix several idempotence issues and misbehaviors
Add missing space between arguments when app_parameters contains several keys.
Use Argv-ToString and Escape-Argument to improve arguments handling (parameters with quotes, backslashes or spaces).
* win_nssm: test parameters with spaces, quotes or backslashes
* win_nssm: restore comma as separator for service dependencies
Revert commit ddd4b4b
* win_nssm: restore support of string as dict form for app_parameters and remove support of literal YAML dict
* win_nssm: wrong variable in tests
* openshift inventory: fix exception when auth fails
Fix 'ForbiddenError' object has no attribute 'message':
[WARNING]: * Failed to parse test.yml with openshift plugin: 'ForbiddenError' object has no attribute 'message'
File "ansible/lib/ansible/inventory/manager.py", line 270, in parse_source
plugin.parse(self._inventory, self._loader, source, cache=cache)
File "ansible/lib/ansible/plugins/inventory/openshift.py", line 122, in parse
self.setup(config_data, cache, cache_key)
File "ansible/lib/ansible/module_utils/k8s/inventory.py", line 58, in setup
self.fetch_objects(connections)
File "ansible/lib/ansible/module_utils/k8s/inventory.py", line 250, in fetch_objects
super(OpenShiftInventoryHelper, self).fetch_objects(connections)
File "ansible/lib/ansible/module_utils/k8s/inventory.py", line 81, in fetch_objects
namespaces = self.get_available_namespaces(client)
File "ansible/lib/ansible/module_utils/k8s/inventory.py", line 95, in get_available_namespaces
raise K8sInventoryException('Error fetching Namespace list: {0}'.format(exc.message))
Don't try to get 'message' attribute from:
- K8sInventoryException instances
- Exception instances
- KubernetesException instances (because KubernetesException can be
Exception)
* move k8s/OpenShift inventory plugin dedicated code
inventory plugin specific code should not be located in
lib/ansible/module_utils directory. Then ansible.utils methods can be
reused (for example Display).
* Remove unused class variables 'helper'
unused since 4d77878654.
* Update win_robocopy.py
<!--- Show example of UNC path copy of a single file, noting trailing backslash required -->
+label: docsite_pr
* addresses jborean comment, removes double quotes
* Remove trailing slash part
* Added feature facts to nxos_facts
* Fixed ansibot indentation
* Resolved ansibot whitespace missing after ','
* Per PR suggestion, created method in base class to gather switch config
and store in global variable to prevent multiple calls to switch.
* Addressed ansibot blank line & whitespace after ,
* Enable support for launch_templates in ec2_asg
* Fix asg create with LT and no version number
* Update mutually exclusive list
* Better function names
Maintain one Templar for the lifetime of VariableManager, calling
set_available_variables() prior to each use, enabling _get_filter()'s
cache to function correctly.
It does not seem possible for concurrent calls into one (non-copied)
VariableManager instance, and so it need not be reentrant. If that
became a requirement, serializing its or Templar's entry points would be
fine, as it's so CPU-heavy other threads will only fight with it for the
GIL anyway.
Reduces _get_filters() runtime 91%, get_vars() runtime 19%, function
call count 16%, overall runtime 10%.
Tested aginst dummy load comprised of the 12 disabled steps of
debops.auth with an inventory of 80 hosts, which stresses variable
processing and task setup. Before:
7447296 function calls (7253994 primitive calls) in 32.611 seconds
Ordered by: cumulative time
ncalls tottime percall cumtime percall filename:lineno(function)
1 0.000 0.000 32.762 32.762 ansible-playbook:3(<module>)
1 0.007 0.007 31.733 31.733 ansible-playbook:21(<module>)
...
1371/971 0.671 0.000 21.332 0.022 manager.py:154(get_vars)
...
3044 0.315 0.000 5.166 0.002 __init__.py:295(_get_filters)
After:
6252978 function calls (6059638 primitive calls) in 29.055 seconds
Ordered by: cumulative time
ncalls tottime percall cumtime percall filename:lineno(function)
1 0.000 0.000 29.218 29.218 ansible-playbook:3(<module>)
1 0.007 0.007 28.159 28.159 ansible-playbook:21(<module>)
...
1371/971 0.675 0.000 17.211 0.018 manager.py:154(get_vars)
...
3044 0.028 0.000 0.441 0.000 __init__.py:295(_get_filters)
* allow jinja2 unique filter compat
* detect if unique is provided, fallback with warning
* handle j2 specific params
* now all filters using unique must pass environment
* added env to tests
also normalized on how we normally import and use exceptoins
* Start of work on pylint plugin to catch due/past-due deprecated calls
* Improve deprecated pylint plugin
* Catch call to AnsibleModule.deprecate also
* Skip splatted kwargs, we can't infer that info
* Add error for invalid version in deprecation
* Skip version if it's a reference to a var
* Disable ansible-deprecated-no-version for displaying deprecated module info
* fix comments
* is None
* Force specifying a version, this can be disabled on a per case basis
* Disable ansible-deprecated-version by default
* Remove to look for 2.8 deprecated
* Revert "Remove to look for 2.8 deprecated"
This reverts commit 4e84034fd1.
* Add script and template used for creating issues for deprecated issues
* Fix underscore var
* Update synchronize.py
If you want a different rsync binary on the local side, you need to set task variable ansible_rsync_path.
See examples.
Variable ansible_rsync_path looks to not be documented anywhere. If documented, needs to be said that is does not belong to synchronise options, instead belongs to tasks. (Sorry, I have no better wording)
* [rabbitmq_binding] Fix the quoting of vhost and other names, which was broken in PR #35651
* Merge missing urllib_parse.quote from PR #42422
* Missed one line, where also needs to be escaped, i.e., the destination
* Various changes to nxos_logging. Plus added purge capibility.
* Made a few new nxapi_logging test cases conditional based on version
and/or platform.
* Addressed PR comments and ansibot shippable. Fixed up nxos_logging documentation format.
* Addressed ansibot shippable issues with whitespaces and documentation.
* Resolved ansibot codestyle trailing whitespace
* adds support for null values to the ternary filter
This change adds a third optional argument to the ternary filter to
handle a null value. If the third option is specified null and false
are treated differently.
For instance, take the following example:
{{ enabled | ternary('no shutdown', 'shutdown') }}
If enabled == True, then 'no shutdown' is used.
If enabled in (False, None), then 'shutdown' is used.
With this change the following is possible:
{{ enabled | ternary('no shutdown', 'shutdown', omit) }}
If enabled == True, then 'no shutdown'
If enabled == False, then 'shutdown'
If enabled == None, then omit
* update documentation with example of filter
* update filter documentation example per comments
* fix logic error in user_guide example
* Ensure that the value of PLUGIN_FILTERS_CFG is treated as type=path, and that we use the standard section of 'defaults' instead of 'default'
* deprecate the default section
* Don't add version_added for the corrected section
<!--- Your description here -->
The documentation states the use of the "value" attribute for environment variables while this should also be the "job" attribute.
+label: docsite_pr
* Sorting args.
* Doing comparisons of options with container parameters in a more context-sensitive way.
This prevents unnecessary restarts, or missing restarts (f.ex. if parameters are removed from ``cmd``).
* Make blkio_weight work.
* Fix cap_drop idempotency problem.
* Making groups idempotent if it contains integers.
* Make cpuset_mems work.
* Make dns_opts work.
* Fixing log_opts: docker expects string values, returns error for integer.
* Adding tests from felixfontein/ansible-docker_container-test#2.
* Make uts work.
* Adding changelog entry.
* Forgot option security_opts.
* Fixing typo.
* Explain strict set(dict) comparison a bit more.
* Improving idempotency tests.
* Making dns_servers a list, since the ordering is relevant.
* Making dns_search_domains a list, since the ordering is relevant.
* Improving dns_search_domains/dns_servers.
* Fixing entrypoint test.
* Making sure options are only supported for correct docker-py versions.
* Update yaml-style in password-lookup example
##### SUMMARY
Update the yaml-style in a password-lookup example to match best-practices.
##### ISSUE TYPE
- Docs Pull Request
##### COMPONENT NAME
password_lookup plugin
##### ANSIBLE VERSION
devel
* remove whitespace
* fixes#45941
* corrects regression introduced by #26104; when the resource group doesn't exist, the module exits prematurely with an error instead of creating it.
* Unify login behavior between 1Password lookup plugins and module
- Use the same names for all credential aspects
- Only require the minimal amount of information for each
- Add more examples
* Change parameter terms
- use terms in line with 1Password documentation.
- update examples
- update tests
* Improve error messages in lookup plugin
* Unify onepassword_facts with lookup plugins
- use same methods and logic for signing in or reusing existing session
- unify terms with lookup plugins
* Change rc test for determing login
An rc other than 1 can be returned when a current login session does not exist.
* Create AnsibleModuleError class
ansible.errors is not available to modules, so create an AnsibleModuleError class within the module
Do not user os.path.expanduser since this is already done by virtue of the type being "path" in the argument spec.
* Add note about risk with fact caching sensitive data
* Add note on op version that was used for testing
This is because underscores are illegals in hostnames and users might
want to create the same host names are the name of the Linode machine
(as in the report in #30059).
Closes https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/30059.
* Update azure_rm_virtualmachine.py
A lot of Azure images are not cloud-init ready and need to be prepared manually before attempting to use the custom_data option of this module. Adding a line to the description to make others aware. If, like me, they are used to working with AWS AMIs that all seem to have cloud-init baked in, this could prevent some troubleshooting as to why their custom_data scripts aren't running in Azure.
* fixing addition to azure_rm_virtualmachine.py
* Update azure_rm_virtualmachine.py
* final update
* fixed url syntax
* nuked trailing whitespace
* Ensure that the src file contents is converted to unicode in diff info. Fixes#45717
* Fix up and cleanup
* The diff functionality in the callback plugins should have the
to_text() calls removed since we're now doing it in ActionBase
* catching of UnicodeError and warnings in the callback diff
functionality from 61d01f549f haven't been
needed since we switched to to_text so remove them.
* Add a note to ActionBase's diff function giving an example of when the
diff function will be inaccurate and how to fix it
* Fix callback get_diff() tests
I believe the unittests of callback's get_diff() were wrong. They were
sending in a list where strings were expected. Because previous code
was transforming the lists into strings via their repr, the previous
tests did not fail but they would have formatted the test cases output
in an odd way if we had looked at it.
* Try to intuit proper plugins to send to ansible-connection
* Move sub-plugins to init so that vars will be populated in executor
* Fix connection unit tests
