Check if dvswitch object is not None before accessing it's
properties such as UUID. This can be due to two reason
1. Permission issues
2. There is no association between given distributed virtual portgroup
distributed virtual switch
Fixes: #59952
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Fix imports in cli.py.
* Fix imports in executor.py.
* Remove old test/runner/ansible-test entry point.
Use the official bin/ansible-test entry point instead, which has been around since Ansible 2.5.
* Use bin/ansible-test on Shippable.
* Clean up comments in integration tests.
Tests reference soon to be outdated paths and implementation details.
* Remove unused test/runner/ reference in test.
This new script does not depend on ansible-test and provides much more robust job matrix testing.
It is also run on every job in the matrix now, to detect issues with jobs being re-run after matrix changes are made.
* Improve netapp_e_hostgroup and add unit and integration tests.
netapp_e_hostgroup was refactored for maintainability and improved
documentation clarity.
* Remove ignore sanity check E338 for netapp_e_hostgroup module
* Add __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function) to test_netapp_e_hostgroup unit test.
* Combined telemetry module commit
* Minor fixes
* Add back whitespace
* Add telemetry subscription support and simplify
* Remove comment line
* Make ansibot happy
* Create common build_args method
* More ansibot fixes
* Refactored integration tests, remove old files
* Add subscription tests
* Add integration tests
* Update module docs
* Test updates
* Address review comments
* Comment should be one line, not two
* Address Trishna comments
* State deleted should purge all config
* Remove misleading comment
* Doc fixes
* Fix source int bug and remove local debug msg
* Add additional integration test checks
* needed so ansible-test can always find the right ones to copy to a target
* renamed the underlying scripts to be properly accessible as Python modules
* Try to clarify the wording
People were confused by this paragraph. They read it as Ansible won't
auto-detect the python interpreter until 2.12. Tried to reword it so
that they'll see that Ansible will auto-detect it currently if
/usr/bin/python is not present and in the future will always autodetect.
* Format the other instances of /usr/bin/python using :command:
