* AnsibleAWSModule related cleanup - s3_bucket
* Add extra information to s3_bucket timeout failures, it's possible the comparisons are doing something weird...
* Move Bucket Encryption boto support logic into the pre-flight checks
* Use the built in required_by logic
* Rework s3_bucket integration tests
* Add a retry around put_bucket_encryption
s3_client.put_bucket_encryption is occasionally dropped on the floor
by Amazon add some logic to retry s3_client.put_bucket_encryption call
* Catch OperationAborted and retry, it is caused by a conflicting change
still being in progress. (For example an Encryption setting applying)
* Make sure we don't explode if the botocore version's too old
* Review tweaks
* Cleanup tests
* Auto-Retry on ResourceNotFound and RequestInProgress exceptions
* Use AnsibleModule options for required_if logic
* changelog
* Remove (now) duplicate RequestInProgressException catching
* Allow a single retry when attempting to fetch the information about a cert directly after deleting it.
There is a small chance that it goes away while we pull the details.
* add key rotation option
* add changelog fragment
* provide version added as string
* change changelog to minor_changes
* Update changelogs/fragments/67651-aws-kms-key-rotation.yml
Co-Authored-By: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/amazon/aws_kms.py
Co-Authored-By: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
* prevent key upgrade if key rotation was enabled manually. In that case, the key rotation would be disabled, if not mentioned in the playbook
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/amazon/aws_kms.py
Co-Authored-By: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/amazon/aws_kms.py
Co-Authored-By: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/amazon/aws_kms.py
Co-Authored-By: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
Co-authored-by: Mark Chappell <mchappel@redhat.com>
* Initial copy of incidental network tests.
* Update incidental test aliases.
* Add incidental tests to CI.
* Rewrite module references in tests.
This should not be necessary once module redirection is supported.
* Rewrite target references for renamed targets.
* Add support collections for incidental tests.
* Add ignores for test support code.
* Remove echo used for debugging.
Use "name" when possible rather than "src" to make the examples
of roles and collections in a single requirements files more
coherenant. Fundamentally, roles and collections are completely different.
But we can make the requiremets file easier to read by unifying the
format as much as possible.
* Move various Amazon modules over to AnsibleAWSModule
* Remove HAS_BOTO3 logic, it's handled by AnsibleAWSModule
* Simplify argument_spec handling ec2_argument_spec is automatically added by AnsibleAWSModule
* Cleanup boto3 error handling using fail_json_aws
* Migrate simple cases from boto3_conn to module.client()
* Migrate batch modules over to module.client()
* Migrate EFS module over to module.client()
* Comment cleanup
* Use deprecated_aliases in argument_spec rather than custom code
* Cleanup unused imports
* Make use of module.region
* Deprecate batch.AWSConnection it's now dead code
Make AWS test plugin to refer to the aws-permissions-for-integration-tests section of the AWS devel docs now that we have them, rather than suggesting to flag down specific users.
This ensures the test passes regardless of the test environment.
Previously, it would pass in some environments but fail locally
in other environments, due to the width being calculated as
different or support for color not being consistently detected.
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
