* win_exec: refactor PS exec runner
* more changes for PSCore compatibility
* made some changes based on the recent review
* split up module exec scripts for smaller payload
* removed C# module support to focus on just error msg improvement
* cleaned up c# test classifier code
* New option JUNIT_TASK_RELATIVE_PATH to output relative paths.
It makes the output in Jenkins much more readable as the absolute
path was taking the whole width of the screen, leaving no space for
the actual message.
A makedirs instead of mkdir slipped in as to make the creation of
the output directory recursive, hope this is OK.
* Add version_added field to doc set to 2.8
* Separate networking tools that may be used by modules outside of networking so changes to networking-only utilities don't trigger AWS integration tests
* Add unit tests for moved network utils
* Add comment to prevent imports from being mistakenly removed
* Move to_bits as well
* Check that union Jinja filter can be chained
* set filters: fix unexpected templating type error
this error occurs with Jinja 2.10 since 32ec69d827,
for example when union filters are chained:
$ ansible all -i localhost, -mdebug -a"msg={{ []|union([])|union([]) }}"
localhost | FAILED! => {
"msg": "Unexpected templating type error occurred on ({{ []|union([])|union([]) }}):
unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'set' and 'list'"
}
* fix callback Plugin json to support global stat set by set_stats module
* refactor to not break compatiblity, add trailing comma on output dict
* Remove sorted, as it not needed
* refactor, to sivels better code
* clean some code messup
* add changelog fragment
* added missing new line
* fix pep8 stuff
In a scenario where you've set your logstash heap size high, you may need to set your heap lower in order to execute logstash-plugin while logstash is still running.
Here's an example of someone running into insufficient memory while executing logstash-plugin: https://discuss.elastic.co/t/logstash-plugin-and-jvm-options/99646
This scenario is probably fairly common, so it may be worth documenting as an example.
+label: docsite_pr
* docker_container: Honour stop_timeout when creating docker containers (#43814)
* Adjusting description to what actually happens.
See docker-py changelog for 2.7.0: 'APIClient.stop will
no longer override the stop_timeout value present in the
container’s configuration.'
* Add a test whether stop_timeout can be configured for the container.
* Added changelog.
* Integrate with comparisons (by default, ignore stop_timeout value for restarts; will be configurable with PR ansible/ansible#44789).
* Fix config change code and tests (#2)
* Improving wildcard test.
* Using correct config.
Previously, when the active SELinux value was the same as the desired value, regardless of the value of `persistent`, the module would simply exit successfully, assuming no need for update. This made the assumption that the active and persistent values should be the same, but that is not always the case. This modification treats both the active and persistent values separately when checking for the need to update. Note that the persistent update mode, however, will still update the active as well as the persistent value. If this is not desired, it is possible to separately toggle the active value alone.
Other changes:
* Make the check mode actually perform checks for changes
* Organizes semanage commands into set of logical steps
This prevents a stack trace in Python 3 when the result is an empty file since
the file is open in binary mode and a native string in Python 3 is str,
not bytes.
The stdout and stderr values returned from self._low_level_execute() are text, not bytes. This results in an error in Python 3 since str and bytes cannot be concatenated.
Changing to unicode type allows this to work without error on Python 2 and Python 3.
* modules/systemd: fix logic: allow scope to default to 'system'
Fix logic introduced in 7ea909418e: if 'scope' param is not specified,
it defaults to system, but the value of module.params['scope'] is None,
not 'system' - so allow for that.
* modules/systemd: fix logic: disabled means disabled
Fix logic determining whether a service with both systemd and initd files is enabled or disabled.
In situations where systemd thinks service is disabled, but rc.d symlinks mark it as enabled,
this module wrongly assumes the service is enabled.
Fix this logic: disabled means disabled
Only when the output from does NOT include disabled, consider the status of rc.d symlinks.
This essentially replicates the fixes done to the systemd handling in the "service" module in 3c89a21e0cFixes#22303Fixes#44409
* Fix spelling of 'separate' throughout.
* Various cleanups in the User Guide for Vault.
- Fix spelling of 'algorithm'
- Fix indentation of nested list in payload format
- Fix mysterious refernce to 'b_pkey1'.
- Fix reference to newline as '\n': the backslash is lost when rendered
to the docs website. Specify the hex value for newline instead of the
backslash escape.
* Fix formatting
* Update vault.rst
A lot of modules have a short_description with a trailing dot even
though we don't want trailing dots in the index. This change removes
it when creating the document index.
* Fail on attrs that don't work for includes
* Prefix with VALID_ to make it more clear
* Sort keywords
* Remove unnecessary list
* Adjust dynamic/static checking
