* iam_role: Add support for managing MaxSessionDuration
* iam_role: Add support for deleting the IAM Instance Profiles we created
* iam_role: migrate all boto failures to fail_json_aws for consistency
* iam_role: test validity of path so we can throw a more understandable error
* iam_role: (integration tests) Split iam_role integration tests from sts_assume_role tests
- Make the iam_role tests more comprehensive
- Add tests for iam_role_info
* iam_role: (integration tests) Make some of our pauses optional
If the tests appear to be flakey we may need to enable standard_pauses
* aws_secret: (integration tests) Move tests to using module_defaults
* Update hacking aws security policy to enable management of secrets
* aws_secret: (integration tests) Fixup integration tests
- Update tests to use resource_prefix as a prefix rather than a suffix
- Pause after role creation to cope with AWS being slow (and returning before the role it ready)
* iam_group: (integration tests) migrate tests to module_defaults
* iam_group: (integration tests) migrate to using temporary user and group with {{ resource_prefix }}
* iam_group: (integration tests) fix test, checking the return values
* iam_group: (integration tests) Add some more tests around the behaviour of 'changed'
* iam_group: (docs) Update documentation of iam_group return value
* Update AWS testing policies to enable group/user management
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Use module_defaults to reduce the copy and paste
* aws_kms: (integration tests) make sure policy option functions.
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Move iam_role creation to start of playbook.
iam_roles aren't fully created when iam_role completes, there's a delay on the Amazon side before they're fully recognised.
* aws_kms: Update policy on existing keys (when passed)
* iam_password_policy: (integration tests) Use module defaults for AWS connection details
* iam_password_policy: (integration tests) Ensure the policy is removed when tests fail
* iam_password_policy: (integration tests) Add regression test for #59102
* iam_password_policy: Only return changed when the policy changes.
* iam_password_policy: PasswordReusePrevention must be omitted to remove/set to 0
* #60930 add changelog
* Update hacking AWS security policy to allow testing of Password Policy Management
* added logic to handle multiple actions in an ALB listener rule (#41861)
* fix linting and pep8 issues
* added test for multiple actions using OIDC authentication
* added error messages related to old versions of botocore and multiple actions
* fix action validation error checks (need to check the exception string)
* added logic to make oidc configs idempotent (remove clientsecret for check)
* modified TargetGroupName to TargetGroupArn substitution to account for multiple rule actions
* refactored tests so that it can be run against different versions of botocore
* fix runme.sh to refelct changes to cloud testsuite
* add UseExistingClientSecret to oidc config (AWS api change)
* remove tests for OIDC auth action; add tests for redirect and fixed-response
* add in fixes from markuman and mjmayer
* remove documentation for cognito integration (not sure how to test); added example config for fixed-response and redirect actions
* renamed oidc/multiple action tests; leaving commented due to some AWS API changes
* pep8 fix
* more pep8 fixes
* Restructure elb_application_lb test suite
Move from runme.sh to virtualenv based roles
Update policies to fix tests
Don't log temp dir deletion, so many files in the diff!
* Update testing policies to ensure all required permissions are present
* Tidy up security policies to reduce duplicate permissions
* Make roles static so that they can be present before CI is run,
meaning that role creation permission is not required by the CI
itself, only by someone setting up the roles prior to testing
* Move contents to cloudfront policy to network policy to ensure policy
count (maximum of 10) stays low
* Maintain compute policy below 6144 bytes
* Combine testing policies
Because of the maximum of 10 policies per group, need to
consolidate testing policies as best we can.
* Tidy put-account-setting tasks and add permission
Using `environment` and `command` rather than `shell` avoids the
need for `no_log` and means that people can fix the problem
* refactor ecs_cluster test suite
move from runme.sh technique to virtualenv
use ec2_instance rather than ec2 module to
avoid need for boto
* Add waiter for AWSRegional
* Add support for WAF Regional
* Add support for regional waf web acl
* Remove set_trace, pep formatting
* Add paginator for regional_waf
* Change name of param for waf_regional
This is more in line with how AWS refers to the service. Additional
changes made to how client is called. Used ternary to reduce if
statements
* Change parameter name to waf_regional
* Add support for removal waf regional condition
* Change parameter from cloudfront to waf_regional
* Added state: absent waf rule
* Remove set_trace
* Add integration tests for waf regional
* WIP: adding region parameter to tests
* Add support for waf facts module
* Add region to waf regional integration tests
* Update security policy for waf regional testing
* Add type to documentation for waf_regional param
* Do not return 'instances' when wait is false
* Added integration tests for wait: false
* Added changelog fragment
* Fix test suite to work with ec2_instance
* Additional permissions
* Enforce boto3 version
* Fix broken tests
* Improve error messages
* fix linter issues
* Add module ses_rule_set for Amazon SES
* Update behaviours and naming to be consistent with other aws_ses_ modules.
* Add global lock around tests using active rule sets to prevent intermittent test failures.
* Fix deletion of rule sets so that we don't inactivate the active rule set
when force deleting an inactive rule set.
* Improve iam_group exception handling
Use AnsibleAWSModule for iam_group and handle BotoCoreErrors
as well as ClientErrors. Use fail_json_aws to improve error messages
* Add minimal iam_group test suite
Update some of the read-only IAM permissions (this is not sufficient
to run the test suite but it gets further than it did until it tries
to add a (non-existent) user)
* Clean up after tests
* added account_alias in the response of module aws_caller_facts
* added comment to explain list_account_aliases
* renamed caller_identity to caller_facts as the content is extended
* created changelog
* security-policy needs the iam:ListAccountAliases for this module to work
* test now checks for the added field account_alias
* gracefully handle missing iam:ListAccountAliases permission
Tests for:
* ecs_cluster
* ecs_service
* ecs_service_facts
* ecs_taskdefinition
* ecs_taskdefinition_facts
* Add idempotency testing
Test ecs_cluster, ecs_service and ecs_taskdefinition for trivial
idempotency. Add FIXMEs to the tests because the latter two fail.
Remove unused dependencies
