We should explain the danger of using relative paths, but we should not
say they aren't allowed. Relative paths work and are useful, but the
caveat is that the starting point can't be guaranteed by ansible. This
commit adds that note, and removes the claim that only absolute paths
are accepted.
* dataloader: unit tests
Based on work from Alikins (https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/16500)
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* review comments
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Replace loose string that should be a byte string
* Replace byte string literals with string literals
* These, on the other hand, need to be byte strings
* Added support for labels for Docker Network
* Fixed missing comma in Docker Network module
* Specified minimal versions for dependencies and added changelog
* Fixes based on suggestions after code review
* Added integration tests
* Add command option
* Fix test task name
* Changelog fragment
* Fix indendation
* Add version_added
* Better command description
* Test passing command as list
* Handle invalid command types
* Cleaner command type checking
* Check that all items in command list are strings
* Better error about command list items
* Better type checking errors
* Add tests for command type checking
* Update command tests
* Fix messed up rebase
* Fix crash when using configs parameter
* Don’t add difference for configs set to None
* Add changelog fragment
* Revert "Add changelog fragment"
This reverts commit 8df497e3881d976e7417d2662a167694fbc33147.
* Enable config tests
* Pass empty list of configs to docker
* Properly clean up after all tests
* Fix publish idempotency when mode is None
* Add changelog fragment
* Python 2.6 compat
* Use self.publish
* Check length of publish before comparing content
* Sort publish lists before zipping
* Enable publish tests
* python3 compat
* Don’t sort by mode as it is not safe
* Document publish suboptions and add them to args
* Add type to publish documentation
* Add choices to publish argument_spec suboptions
* Make tcp the default protocol
* Make documentation reflect protocol default
* Simplify setting mode
* Remove redundant string quoting
* Test order of publish
* Add comment about publish change detection
* Pass client to detect_usage function
* Use new client argument in detect_usage function
* Use option_minimal_versions
* Add min_docker_api_version
* Skip default since publish is always a list
* Add min Docker API version to module requirements
* Remove redundant keys()
* Move detect_ipvX_address_usage out of __init__
* Check for mode presence in publish ports
* Remove unused import
* Use port.get(‘mode’) to check for falsy values
* Update lib/ansible/modules/cloud/docker/docker_swarm_service.py
Co-Authored-By: hannseman <hannes@5monkeys.se>
* Add force_update to option_minimal_versions
* Detect publish mode better
* Add a trailing comma
* Modified description in nmcli module doc
The instructions for installing module's dependencies were incomplete.
I copied the CentOS/Fedora part from the examples section, while I figured out myself the Debian/Ubuntu package names.
+label: docsite_pr
* Fix modified description in nmcli module doc
* Fix modified description in nmcli module doc again
* Fix modified description in nmcli module doc LB
* Revert "Revert "openssl_csr: Allow to use cryptography as backend (#50324)""
This reverts commit bbd2e31e9f.
* Remove more complicated selection copy'n'pasted from openssl_privatekey.
* Add tests for backend selection.
* Add openssl_csr test for arbitrary string commonName.
* Allow to disable commonName -> SAN copying (fixes#36690).
* Increase persistent command_timeout default value
* Increase command_timeout default value from 10 to 30 sec
to reduce frequent timeout issue for network connection
types (netconf/network_cli/httpapi/napalm)
* Fix review comments
* Fix subversion integration test on Fedora 29.
This upgrades the sqlite-libs and subversion packages to make sure
that the version of sqlite expected by subversion is installed.
* Fix compatibility with RHEL and CentOS.
