Fixes https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/61726
* On some ios versions the passwrod prompt for enable
command differs. Modify the regex to work with multiple
password prompt patterns
1) password:
2) Password:
3) Local_Password:
4) Enter Local Password:
Name change triggered by the new parameter _api_token_ (8cabf1c) being
a bit too similar to the old name _account_api_token_. At the same
time _account_api_key_ is actually a better name for the original
parameter, in it mapping closer to the terminology used by Cloudflare.
Keeping _account_api_token_ as an alias for backward compatibility.
* iam_role: Add support for managing MaxSessionDuration
* iam_role: Add support for deleting the IAM Instance Profiles we created
* iam_role: migrate all boto failures to fail_json_aws for consistency
* iam_role: test validity of path so we can throw a more understandable error
* iam_role: (integration tests) Split iam_role integration tests from sts_assume_role tests
- Make the iam_role tests more comprehensive
- Add tests for iam_role_info
* iam_role: (integration tests) Make some of our pauses optional
If the tests appear to be flakey we may need to enable standard_pauses
Improve tests
- add more unit test cases
- add specific integration test with more cases
Testing shows no major downside to calling .strip() twice in a comprehension vs. using a regular for loop and only calling .strip() once. Going with the comprehension for ease of maintenance and because comprehensions are optimized in CPython.
when creating or deleting an object (e.g. via an API), before/after can
be `None` (or at least represented as such by the used library). to
avoid modules havig to do
diff={'before': before or '', 'after': after or ''}
let's just convert `None` to an empty string that can be diffed properly
There are too many lingering uncertainties about the correctness of
apply behaviour. All tests seem to suggest it works, and it's definitely
performed well in real world application, but it may be a breaking
and unexpected change to default to apply
We will let apply bed in during 2.9 and allow people to opt in, we
may default to it in future (or not)
Most of the AWS module documentation refers to `tags` and not
`resource_tags`. This patch updates the documentation to match
other AWS module documentation. 😉
Signed-off-by: Major Hayden <major@redhat.com>
* Update win_package.ps1
Update Test-Path to use -LiteralPath instead of -Path to fix issue where powershell will not detect path with special characters such as '=' and '[]'.
* Update win_package.ps1
modified other instances of -Path and changed to -LiteralPath. All except line L243 since it is a different function.
* added literal path to get-itemproperty
* Add a representer for AnsibleUnsafeBytes
* changelog
* Add unit tests
Remove native string test until we have time to evaluate how this the function should work
Add non-ASCII characters to test cases
* Compare to the string on Python 2
Add a comment in the test about this behavior
Microsoft's DNS server uses GSS-TSIG to secure Dynamic DNS
updates. That is a Kerberos based form of TSIG neither supported by
the Ansible nsupdate module nor the underlying dnspython module.
Related to #57294 and #62238.
* Ensure k8s apply works with check mode
Update the new predicted object with fields from the previous object
before applying in check mode
Don't log output of `file` with `state: absent` on huge virtualenvs!
Fixes#60510
* Use openshift client fix to improve apply for check mode
Use new apply_object method to get a better approximation
of the expected object in check mode.
Requires released upgrade to openshift
* Add changelog fragment for k8s apply check mode fix
* Update changelogs/fragments/60510-k8s-apply-check-mode.yml
Co-Authored-By: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
* Fix plugin names for collection plugins.
Add an integration test to verify plugin __name__ is correct for collection plugins.
* Fix collection loader PEP 302 compliance.
The `find_module` function now returns `None` if the module cannot be found. Previously it would return `self` for modules which did not exist.
Returning a loader from `find_module` which cannot find the module will result in import errors on Python 2.x when using implicit relative imports.
* add changelog
* sanity/units/merge fixes
In some remote environments, the `crontab` executable is
overloaded with a custom executable, which typically does
some pre/post processing before forwarding to crontab.
Instead of using the hardcoded `/usr/bin/crontab`, this uses
the `get_bin_path` utility to locate the default crontab executable.
