If a host is already missing, `self.host_update` is `None`. With
this change,`state_exit_unchanged()` won't try anymore to access
`self.host_update.runtime`.
* Add win_format
* Some doc changes were missed
* Fixes for ansible-test, additional assertion for check mode
* Fix -WhatIf issues
* Support for idempotency and changes to integration tests
* Fix trailing whitespace
* Fixes from review, and added check for non-empty volumes
* Remove an extra line
* Structural changes
* Minor fixes for CI
- xenserver module_util: fixed comment in set_vm_power_state().
- xenserver module_util: renamed cdrom.iso VM fact to cdrom.iso_name
in gather_vm_facts() to be in line with module parameter of same name.
- xenserver module_util: sorted IPv6 addresses by their OS index
in gather_vm_facts().
- xenserver_guest module: fixed a bug in deploy() where an error message
would not be shown when VM name is empty and check mode is used.
- xenserver_guest module: fixed a bug in destroy() where VM would be
shut down by error when check mode is used.
- xenserver_guest module: fixed a bug in get_changes() where wrong
out-of-bound disk position would be shown in error message when
CD-ROM device occupies last position.
- xenserver_guest module: assume value "none" for "networks.type" and
"networks.type6" module parameters in get_changes() when no value is
found in xenstore_data (custom customization agent).
- xenserver_guest module: added separate error message in get_changes()
for a case when maximum number of network interfaces is reached.
- xenserver_guest module: negative value for disk size in
get_normalized_disk_size() now properly shows an error.
* Correct behavior so that direction isn't required for default.
* Add more tests.
* 'disabled' values cannot be changed.
* Include 'not specified' in messages.
This added support for increasing shard count:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/24805
But the conditional to fail if you have specified a shard count other
than the current shard count was still left in.
This removes that conditional since it's no longer needed and prevents
you from actually updating things!
fileglob returns a list of paths it does not return file contents, as explained in latest notes. The file lookup retrieves file contents. This change clarifies the first example to make it clear a paths, not contents, are returned.
It also adds spaces around the lookup to avoid E206 from ansible-lint: "Variables should have spaces before and after: {{ var_name }}"
+label: docsite_pr
* netbox_device: Allow device modification
* Add ability to update and existing device
* Allow check_mode
* Fail when device name is missing
* Fail when cannot resolve ID instead of taking ID 1 by default
* netbox_device: Add diff output
* netbox: Some refactoring
* Add diff output and check_mode to netbox_ip_address
* Deduplicate redundant code into netbox_utils
* netbox_utils: A few unit tests
In the documentation the rule_num parameter works only in conjunction with `action` set to `insert` - fix the example with the rule_num parameter.
+label: docsite_pr
The existing documentation does not include an example that shows how to create a deployment slot for a web app. After much frustration, I finally had to break out fiddler and look at the actual request that was being made in order to figure out how to create one. Hopefully the addition of this example will help someone like me who is struggling to easily solve this problem.
+label: docsite_pr
* innit of ovirt_role.py
* put permits to build_entity
* add manual update to role permit
* ovirt role add docs
* ovirt_role update syntax
* ovirt role dont use permit name
* use correct syntax fo get_all_permits
* add role description
* ovirt role update whitespace
* update pep8 syntax
* update permits description
* ovirt role add check_mode
* add remove all permits example
* update examples spacing
* nxos_interface:DI: should only use delay when operation state check is requested
There is a 10 second delay that is added for every interface that is changed.
This delay should only occur when a task sets one of the `want` vars.
* /return/continue/
tags.keys() returns a list of the keys, sure. But in Python 3 it's a
"dict_keys" class, and BOTO is expecting a list. So let's make this work
in Python 3.
list(tags) returns a list of the keys in Python 2 and Python3. That
seems to be what we want.
