* Clean up vmware BOTMETA
This removes everything that's already part of the module docs. So
basically the BOTMETA file only extends the information from the module.
* Updated author information and copyright statement
Don't use different labels for docs, that's what is:pr and is:issue is
for.
Discussed and approved by dharmabumstead
Makes it easier to do label:docs label:networking to find all issues
and PRs
This PR includes:
- Further cleanup of BOTMETA.yml
- Cleanup of author github handles
- Use of proper booleans
- One-line license statement
- Copyright format statement
- Smaller cleanups
* keycloak_clienttemplate
* BOTMETA maintainership for identity/keycloak namespace
* fix superfluous blank line
* catch ValueError when trying to decode JSON
* further documentation for protocol mappers and some checks
* whitespace fixes, YAML fixes
* remove state: dump, update argument_spec and documentation with suboptions
* add documentation for realm option
* document aliases for auth_keycloak_url, auth_username, and auth_password (i.e. url, username, and password)
* remove bearer_only, consent_required, standard_flow_enabled, implicit_flow_enabled, direct_access_grants_enabled, service_accounts_enabled, public_client, and frontchannel_logout from module options.
* adds two new infoblox lookup plugins
* nios - lookup plugin to return nios objects to the playbook
* nios_next_ip - lookup plugin to return the next avaiable ip address
* adds some additional examples to nios lookup
* fix up pep8 failures
* updates in response to review comments
* Imported lookup plugin from Role
* Plugin cleanup, including:
* Use existing Python YAML parsing
* Remove environment variables as connection options
* Added initial debugging information
* Reworked the lookup plugin using the Python Request library. As it's available through Ansible, it makes communication with Conjur much more straight forward.
* Removed un-used libraries
* Fixed linting issues
* Standardized output on `format` and insure it works for 2.6, 2.7, and 3.x.
* Use quote_plus from the six library for improved python 2/3 behavior.
* Refactored identity & configuration to prefer user's file. This also includes a refactor to remove an un-needed dictionary merge method.
* Removed `requests` in favor of `ansible.module_utils.urls`.
* Refactored netrc loading to warn if host is not present.
* Tests and a refactor to support easier testing.
* Added reference to website
* Fixed two linting errors
* Fixed an extra line found by linting
* Updated file write to use binary to insure config files are written correctly
* Resolved linting issues
* Refactored config & identity loading to take advantage of plugin options
* Cleanup a bunch of small items caught by linting
* Removed extra line caught by linting
* Swapped in pytest and added some tests with mocked network responses
* Pushing to see if this approach works better...
* Refactored be open_url mocking based on feedback
* Fixed a couple linting issues & refactored mocking into each method to attempt to resolve a failing test
* Use a generic MagicMock for python 2.6
* Fixes doc typo
require -> required
* Use `type: path` in identity_file and config_file
Also removes `expanduser` calls below (which will now be called automatically on
paths.)
* Defines maintainers for conjur_variable plugin
* BOTMETA.yml:
** defines $team_cyberark_conjur as maintainers of Conjur Variable plugin
** adds myself and @jvanderhoof to that team
* Adds URLs to relevant documentation for Conjur Variable lookup plugin
* Clarifies "the server," "the machine" -> "controlling host"
The machine identity used is that of the Ansible controlling host, not any
server being provisioned or instructed. This documentation change aims to make
that relationship clear.
* Adds response code to exception message on authentication failure
* Enhances exception messages to specify the controlling host
These error messages are less likely to confuse a user as to which machine is
associated with the files, identities, and configurations being described.
* Adds ANSIBLE_METADATA for Conjur variable lookup plugin
* npm module compatible with npm5
Uses the `--long` flag in `npm list` to get the `missing` key back.
* npm: add integration tests
* npm: test the module with npm 4 as well
* Remove debug tasks, use variables
* Use tests instead of filters
* Adds xcambar as a maintainer of the npm module
* add lib/ansible/plugins/connection/lxd.py maintainer in BOTMETA.yaml
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* github nick change for trstringer on team_azure in BOTMETA
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Mellanox OS name change: MLNXOS changed to ONYX
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
* Fix alphabetical order of modules metadata
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
* filesystem: list used tools
* filesystem: btrfs and reiserfs don't support resizing
* filesystem: list supported filesystems
use formatting functions and 'filesystem' instead of 'file system'
* filesystem: PEP8
* filesystem: remove useless calls to module.boolean
* filesystem: fail when the requested action isn't implemented
* filesystem: resizefs: list supported FS rather than unsupported
* filesystem: refactor
* filesystem: add integration tests
* filesystem: allow to use image file with 'dev' param
* filesystem: test resizefs (ext2/3/4 filesystems only)
* filesystem: Btrfs, handle older version than v0.20-rc1
* filesystem: use loop keyword (integration tests)
* filesystem: new test, check when another filesystem already exists
* filesystem: add myself as a maintainer
* filesystem: fix tests as filters
* Integration tests for zabbix_host using Zabbix on Ubuntu 14.04.
* fix duplicate yaml key in test
* .changed -> is changed, |failed -> is failed, trim configfile
* zabbix_host integration test does not need BOTMETA entry, inherited from module
* Refactor common network shared and platform specific code into package (part-1)
As per proposal #76 refactor common network shared and platform specific
code into sub-package.
https://github.com/ansible/proposals/issues/76
* ansible.module_utils.network.common - command shared functions
* ansible.module_utils.network.{{ platform }} - where platform is platform specific shared functions
* Fix review comments
* Fix review comments
Several modules contain code from different authors who do not
necessarily want to be notified of maintainer related things
like issues and PRs.
This patch corrects the F5 related ignores and maintainers fields.
Path components of 'file' parent key which are valid GitHub labels
are automatically added to the label list [1]. 'test' is a valid label,
hence 'test' and 'test_pull_requests' were both added.
Fix 3334407c71
[1] 9dd71e881b/ansibullbot/parsers/botmetadata.py (L54)
* Check registry to find RabbitMQ installation path
* Integration tests for win_rabbitmq_plugin
* Added himself to BOTMETA.yml
* Skipped running tests on Windows 2008 SP2
* Include .github in test targets. Fix BOTMETA.yml.
* Include bin in compile tests.
* Exclude links from test targets.
* Include bin in pep8 and pylint tests.
* Fix pep8 and pylint issues in bin dir.
The IMC interface can be quite slow depending on the XML fragments used.
So we increase the default timeout to 60 seconds, and return the elapsed
time so it is easier to determine what timeout value makes sense from
earlier runs.
We also renamed **imc_xml** to **imc_rest**, now that we still can.
* Tidup and extend all the network maintainers list
* Remove double spaces
* Openswitch modules are being removed
* bearychat
* Add label: networking to these files
* Correct format
* Match all ios*
* ACI module_utils library for ACI modules
This PR includes:
- the ACI argument_spec
- an aci_login function
- an experimental aci_request function
- an aci_response function
- included the ACI team
* New prototype using ACIModule
This PR includes:
- A new ACIModule object with various useful methods
* aci_rest: New module to access Cisco ACI
This PR includes:
- Relicense as GPLv3+
- Check-mode support
- Cosmetic changes to documentation
- Examples in YAML format
- Removal of incorrect requirements (for this module)
- Do not log passwords
- Implement native fetch_url instead of requests
- Use standard hostname, username and password parameters
- Add alias src for parameter config_file
- Add mutual exclusive content option for inline data (and show some inline examples)
- Add timeout parameter
- Add validate_certs parameter
- Handling ACI result output (identical for JSON as XML input)
- Parse/expose ACI error output to user
* Lower case method, add use_ssl, Use python dicts
This commit includes:
- Use lowercase method names
- Add `use_ssl` parameter (not the `protocol` parameter)
- Use a python dict for the request data (not a JSON string)
- Documentation improvements
* Ensure one of 'content' or 'src' is provided
* Fix issue with totalCount being a string in JSON
This fixes the problem with JSON output where totalCount is a string and
not an integer.
This fixesjedelman8/aci-ansible#7
* Improve code documentation
* Improve error handling and module response
* Small typo
* Improve documentation and examples
* Keep protocol parameter, but deprecate it
* Extrude aci functions from module_utils
* aci_rest: Add unit tests
If a user makes a PR with a single, detailed commit message, github will
put that at the top of the PR. Move our summary field to the top of
the PR template so that it is next to where the commit message is
placed. Users can then easily merge the two together or supplement the
commit message with additional information that we ask for.
* Try to avoid module-related tickets in the core Ansible project
Since most users still report module-related problems in the Ansible core GitHub project, I added a warning at the top of the template.
Maybe it could help if the various projects would have more specific names ?
- ansible/ansible -> ansible/main (or something even better ?)
- ansible/ansible-modules-core -> ansible/modules-core
- ansible/ansible-modules-extras -> ansible/modules-extras
I am sure someone can come up with perfect names ;-)
* Remove 'module' from the component options
I would prefer to again note that modules should go elsewhere, but don't want to bloat the text too much.
- Instruct to verify if an issue/request already exists
- Use uppercase for titles (easier to parse as titles)
- Remove empty lines where it makes sense (instructions)
- Ensure that commit-message appears directly under summary (pull-requests)
In essence, most people do not need to use the templates directly,
getting them out of the way increases the signal-to-noise ratio of
the root directory. Direct people to what they are looking for.
