* Added support for user-specified log file in win_package - feature (#38353)
* added integration tests for win_package log_path support feature (#38353), and applied review feedback
* win_package log_path support feature (#38353) - fixed typo in win-package.py documentation
* win_package log_path support feature (#38353) - improved an integration test and better doc in win-package.py
* Allow creation and deletion of keys (deletion just schedules for
deletion, recreating an old key is just cancelling its deletion)
* Allow grants to be set, thus enabling encryption contexts to be
used with keys
* Allow tags to be added and modified
* Add testing for KMS module
* Tidy up aws_kms module to latest standards
* Add posibilities to run the integration tests for PowerShell < 5.0
* Update of tests - based at a review comments for #50612
* The correction of YAML structure
There are other chat systems with hook implementations more or less
compatible with Slack, such as Rocket.Chat. The latter requires the
Content-Type header to be set to "application/json" (the body is JSON).
Signed-off-by: Michael Hanselmann <public@hansmi.ch>
* Remove misleading statement passwords must be same
Since 2.4 Ansible has supported multiple vault passwords:
<https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/vault.html#multiple-vault-passwords>
Meaning lines like the following are misleading:
> The password used with vault currently must be the same for all files you wish
> to use together at the same time.
-- `docs/docsite/rst/user_guide/vault.rst`
To demonstrate this with Ansible 2.7, save the following as `example.yaml`:
```
- name: Display output from two vaults with different passwords
hosts: localhost
connection: local
vars_files: [one.yaml, two.yaml]
tasks:
- name: View secret from one.yaml vault
debug: { var: one }
- name: View secret from two.yaml vault
debug: { var: two }
```
Then run the three following commands choosing two different passwords:
```
$ echo 'one: 1' | ansible-vault encrypt --vault-id id1@prompt --output=one.yaml
$ echo 'two: 2' | ansible-vault encrypt --vault-id id2@prompt --output=two.yaml
$ ansible-playbook --vault-id id1@prompt --vault-id id2@prompt example.yaml
```
`ansible-vault` stores an ID in plain text in the vault file.
* Remove note about default in Ansible 2.1
As requested by gundalow in https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/49798
* Initial commit for xenserver_guest_facts module
* New module: xenserver_guest_facts. Returns facts of XenServer VMs. Module is fully documented.
* Added unit tests for the module
* Moved FakeXenAPI import to a dedicated fixture, other fixes
* Removed unused imports, minor fixes to unit test code
