This avoids an error when building the API request:
TypeError: Argument must be bytes or unicode, got 'bool'
This would occur when one explicitly sets async_bool or ignore_owners in
a playbook/role.
* Added comment field to na_ontap_volume module
* fixed zapi attribute name in create_volume_options(), and fix to ensure comment field can be set back to an empty string
The library does not allow you to force a restart via redfish, (unless GracefulRestart
triggered by PowerReboot-command is not supported).
Therefore, I added the option `PowerForceRestart` to be able to force a reboot of an
unresponsive host.
* Properly JSON encode AnsibleUnsafe, using a pre-processor. Fixes#47295
* Add AnsibleUnsafe json tests
* Require preprocess_unsafe to be enabled for that functionality
* Support older json
* sort keys in tests
* Decouple AnsibleJSONEncoder from isinstance checks in preparation to move to module_utils
* Move AnsibleJSONEncoder to module_utils, consolidate instances
* add missing boilerplate
* remove removed.py from ignore
* Add missing HA admission control policies
* Add new parameter host_isolation_response
* Bugfix: 'das_vm_config' referenced before assignment
* Implement test cases
* new cliconf
* cliconf
* icx cliconf
* icx test units module
* icx units module
* icx banner unit test
* added notes
* new changes
* icx .rst
* modified platform_index.rst
* test
* Revert "test"
This reverts commit 99b72c6614.
* new module icx_facts
* fixtures added
* Rebase causing problem on branch-PR4. So created new PR
* new commit
* new changes
* adding group parameter for win_firewall_rule
* integration test fix
* changing the version add to 2.9
* setting group optional
* fix:setting required to optional
* Added NetApp ONTAP Adaptive QoS Policy Module
* updated documentation to fix validation errors
* Updates to documentation fields and modified logging function to log against the current vserver
* Fixed minor formatting issues
* Documentation update for consistency - author field
* Empty commit to force CI
* fixes
* ec2 inventory/rds: (integration tests) migrate to module_defaults and cope with missing security_token
* ec2 inventory/rds: (integration tests) Avoid hard coding the parameter group name
Generated it based on the information returned when creating the RDS instance.
* ec2 inventory/rds: (integration tests) rename templates to .j2 rather than .yml
- avoids throwing yamllint errors
- makes it clear they're templates not the final yaml files.
* Relocate ansible-test self tests outside package.
We don't want to include the tests for verifying ansible-test within the ansible-test package.
* Add `test/ansible_test/` to classification.py.
* Fix test invocation.
* Relocate tests in MANIFEST.in.
* Improve package-data sanity test error checking.
* Only use includes for ansible-test in MANIFEST.in.
* Improve readability of MANIFEST.in.
* Run no-unwanted-files sanity test only on Ansible.
Since collections should be able to use binary modules there is not really any limit on what could exist in a collection `plugins` directory.
* Add support for symlinks in sanity target lists:
- Sanity tests that need to analyze symlinks can do so using the supplied target list.
- Tests that analyze directories will now only look at symlinks if requested.
- Directory symlinks will now be seen as directories instead of files.
* Enable symlinks on filename based sanity tests.
Sanity tests that evalulate filenames instead of content should include symlinks.
* Update symlinks sanity test.
Use the sanity test target list now that it can include symlinks.
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Test updating a key by ID rather than just my alias
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Test deletion of non-existent and keys that are already marked for deletion
* aws_kms: Ensure we can perform actions on a specific key_id rather than just aliases
In the process switch over to using get_key_details rather than listing all keys.
* aws_kms: When updating keys use the ARN rather than just the ID.
This is important when working with cross-account trusts.
* Handle multiple Content-Type headers correctly
Avoids situations where mulitple Content-Type headers including charset information can result in errors like
```
LookupError: unknown encoding: UTF-8, text/html
```
* Account for multiple conflicting values for content-type and charset
* Add changelog fragment
* Renaming `onepassword_facts` to `onepassword_info`.
* Update module examples.
* Add changelog fragment.
* Add module rename to the 2.9 porting guide.
* Document the parameter types in the module docs.
* Fix incorrect parameter name.
* Update docs/docsite/rst/porting_guides/porting_guide_2.9.rst
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Remove `onepassword_facts` as it has been renamed to `onepassword_info` including fixes for the sanity tests.
* Add support for SubjectKeyIdentifier and AuthorityKeyIdentifier to _info modules.
* Adding SubjectKeyIdentifier and AuthorityKeyIdentifier support to openssl_certificate and openssl_csr.
* Fix type of authority_cert_issuer.
* Add basic tests.
* Add changelog.
* Added proper tests for _info modules.
* Fix docs bug.
* Make sure new features are only used when cryptography backend for openssl_csr is available.
* Work around jinja2 being too old on some CI hosts.
* Add tests for openssl_csr.
* Add openssl_certificate tests.
* Fix idempotence test.
* Move one level up.
* Add ownca_create_authority_key_identifier option.
* Add ownca_create_authority_key_identifier option.
* Add idempotency check.
* Apparently the function call expected different args for cryptography < 2.7.
* Fix copy'n'paste errors and typos.
* string -> general name.
* Add disclaimer.
* Implement always_create / create_if_not_provided / never_create for openssl_certificate.
* Update changelog and porting guide.
* Add comments for defaults.
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Use module_defaults to reduce the copy and paste
* aws_kms: (integration tests) make sure policy option functions.
* aws_kms: (integration tests) Move iam_role creation to start of playbook.
iam_roles aren't fully created when iam_role completes, there's a delay on the Amazon side before they're fully recognised.
* aws_kms: Update policy on existing keys (when passed)
