* Provide a way to explicitly invoke the debugger with in the debug strategy
* Merge the debugger strategy into StrategyBase
* Fix some logic, pin to a single result
* Make redo also continue
* Make sure that if the debug closure doesn't need to process the result, that we still return it
* Fix failing tests for the strategy
* Clean up messages from debugger and exit code to match bin/ansible
* Move the FieldAttribute higher, to apply at different levels
* make debugger a string, expand logic
* Better host state rollbacks
* More explicit debugger prompt
* ENABLE_TASK_DEBUGGER should be boolean, and better docs
* No bare except, add pprint, alias h, vars to task_vars
* _validate_debugger can ignore non-string, that can be caught later
* Address issue if there were no previous tasks/state, and use the correct key
* Update docs for changes to the debugger
* Guard against a stat going negative through use of decrement
* Add a few notes about using the debugger on the free strategy
* Add changelog entry for task debugger
* Add a few versionadded indicators and a note about vars -> task_vars
* Fix Packet guide to comply with latest version of the packet module
* Fix backticks in rst
* rephrase wait_for_public_IPv description
* Edited for clarity.
* Best practices for Ansible 2.5 networking
* How to use network_cli
* How to pass credentials
* Proxy
* rename facts-demo.yml + tree
* code-block formatting
* Move platform specific notes to new page (PR pending)
* use ansible_network_os rather than group_names
* Scott's comments
* Update network_best_practices_2.5.rst
* Resolve newly added tests as filters
* Add code smell to test for ansible provided jinja tests as filters syntax
* Add docs for no-tests-as-filters code smell test
* Address tests as filters in new integration tests
* Address feedback
* Address feedback 2
* Moved generated module RSTs to their own directory.
* WIP commit - fixed conflict with conf.py exclude_patterns by renaming module RST output directory to 'module_docs'.
* Added new directory to formatter module links; aded new module directory to makefile clean.
* Removed illegal comment from block.
* Update validation test for new copyright
Ensure new modules without the new copyright header fail
validation
Ensure existing modules without copyright in top 20 lines fail
* Add documentation of 108 error
Create label in developing modules documentation so that
the validation page can point to it
* Ensure new style copyright header passes test!
The links pointing to 'Building From Source' and 'Inventory' were not
valid, so I updated them to point to locations that seemed
appropriate.
Signed-off-by: Micah Abbott <miabbott@redhat.com>
* windows dev docs - vagrant info
* added info about FileUtil and LinkUtil
* Initial edit pass - WIP
* updated some wording
* fix some more general sayings to be more professional
* Add docs describing some additional behaviors around modules, to outline why generic modules will not be accepted
* Add/copy the generic module guidelines to developing_modules
* Edits for clarity
* Edits for clarity
* Network become for privilege mode
* Document what privilege mode is
* How to tell if you need it
* How to enable
* Tidy up formatting on page
* authorize & auth_pass
* network group_vars.
* 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
* Add dnf and yum commands in "Installation" section
Even though the command is very simple, it's good to be able to c&p it.
There were already commands for apt, emerge, pip, even direct installation
from git, so adding Fedora/RHEL/CentOS examples is reasonable.
Since yum is not installed by default on any supported Fedora releases
(F26 and F28 currently), recommend dnf.
* Tiny edit
Empty __init__ will allow us to use python namespaces with all of these
files. That may be something we want to take advantage of for allowign
them to be expanded by user dirs. Also might be needed for AnsiballZ or
other wrapper enhancements in the future.
