By using a `rescue` block, we can potentially hide a really problem in the
block and return a success. This is a bit problematic for a functional
test.
* Add integration tests
* Handle error in _get_diff_data()
* Change to warning rather than error
* Also change failure to warning in assemble action plugin
* Adding documentation and integration test for the new module
* Correcting typo
* removed unused if else block
* changing error messages
* Addressed review comments
* resolving sanity error
* fixed typo in vmware.py
* Added support for datastore cluster
* adding state parameter instead of power on fixed few more review comments
* Documentation update
* Updating argument
Redact GitLab Project variables which might include sensetive information
such as password, api_keys and other project related details.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* don't mix " and '
* rename functions that perform changes
* add diff, reorganize _present/_absent functions
* update tests to match function reorg
* add result to _exit_hostvars and removal of possibly sensitive information
* shallow copy dict for proper diff, add check_mode
* set check_mode to False for unit tests
* move _parse_meta back to it's original place
* use get_openstack_vars for diff when not in check_mode
* add changelog fragment
##### SUMMARY
It's not obvious that `q` is the same as `query` (which is referred to in the name of the task) and using long-names is generally preferred in examples.
##### ISSUE TYPE
- Docs Pull Request
+label: docsite_pr
For a refresh of the datastore list on the vcenter, this before we
check the present of the newly attached datastores.
A lot of tests depend on the presence of the DS, and this little
change allow us to save =~ 45s everytime.
- remove the unsupported alias
- refactoring
- move the hosts outside of the cluster to avoid any conflict with DRS
- import the `prepare_vmware_tests` role
- does not work with govcsim
While this does properly pass our testing for ansible/ansible devel
branch, it is currently breaking our collection testing for 2.10.
Specifically, this would mean ansible.netcommon would need to directly
import arista.eos or cisco.nxos collections, causing a circular dependency.
This reverts commit e266e5f8b6.
Some adjustments to be able to run the test-suite properly:
- Starts with the ESXi out of the cluster to be able to deploy the
VM on a proper host consistently
- Ensure the resource pool exists
- The resource pool is called `DC0_C0_RP1`, not `Resources`
- Avoid an exception if we try to move a non existing VM.
Put the test in the zuul/vmware/vcenter_2esxi group.
Bind the govcsim service on port 1443, this way we don't need root privilege
to start the container. This allow us to use ansible-test with podman
seamlessly.
The commit also avoid the mapping of port 80. We don't need it.
* remove the line that is suppressing the output being shown when running
terraform from ansible
* Address #56934 and #57044
* added changelog for bug fix for missing terraform output
Co-authored-by: Adam <adam.lemanski@gmail.com>
* RoleRequirement - Include stderr in the error message if there's a non-0 return code
* Don't try to concatenate str and bytes
Co-Authored-By: Sam Doran <sdoran@redhat.com>
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