Updating os_ironic module to the most recent version accounting for
changes in Ansible devel branch and the shade library since the
original creation of the module.
* Add python>= 2.6 to documented requirements when a module's deps need
python>= 2.6 so we know when a module can use python2.6+ syntax
* Remove BabyJSON usage
* Change modules to use if __name__ == '__main__' so that they can
potentially be unittested
The BabJSON changes Fixes#1211
All of the ansible OpenStack modules are driven by a clouds.yaml config
file which is processed by os-client-config. Expose the data returned by
that library to enable playbooks to iterate over available clouds.
This module supports a few of the server actions that are easy to
initially impiment. Other actions require input and provide return
values in the API calls that will be more difficult to impliment, and
thus are not part of this initial commit.
* Add python>= 2.6 to documented requirements when a module's deps need
python>= 2.6 so we know when a module can use python2.6+ syntax
* Remove BabyJSON usage
* Change modules to use if __name__ == '__main__' so that they can
potentially be unittested
The BabJSON changes Fixes#1211
Do not attempt to attach an already attached volume.
Likewise, do not attempt to detach a volume that is not
attached.
This version adds support for check mode.
There are a completely new set of modules that do all of the things like
keystone v3 and auth_plugins and the like correctly. Structurally
upgrading these would have been massively disruptive and there is no
real good way to do so without breaking people.
These modules should be kept around for several releases - they still
work for people - and they should get bug fixes. But they should not
take new features. New features should go to the os_ modules.
The default value is 'no' instead of the currently documented 'yes'.
See cloud/openstack/nova_compute.py line 543:
auto_floating_ip = dict(default=False, type='bool'),
Without this fix, _get_flavor_id() fails to find a matching flavor if
both:
* the flavor_ram parameter is specified
* the first flavor in the list does not match.
The bug is simply that the module.fail_json() call lies within the loop
iterating through the flavors. This call should only be made if the
loop completes and no matching flavors have been found.
Without this patch, ansible-doc was failing this way:
$ ansible-doc nova_compute
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/francois/WORK/dev/ansible/bin/ansible-doc", line 324, in <module>
main()
File "/home/francois/WORK/dev/ansible/bin/ansible-doc", line 316, in main
text += get_man_text(doc)
File "/home/francois/WORK/dev/ansible/bin/ansible-doc", line 112, in get_man_text
desc = " ".join(opt['description'])
KeyError: 'description'
