When HostVars are part of the data that goes through (de)serialization
when being passed from a worker process to the main process, its
variable manager reference loses some of its attributes due to the
implementation of __getstate__ and __setstate__ (perf utilization).
Since HostVars already has those attributes, use __setstate__ to assign
them.
Fixes#65365
We have called an API token many things. I changed the command line argument to
"--token", so now I'm unifying the documentation. I looked at both Galaxy and
Automation Hub and Galaxy is the only place that still uses the term "API Key",
which it could be argued should change.
Allow the built in commands for checking boot time to be overridden. This is mainly for containers and other odd systems where it would add too much complexity to the plugin code to try and discern the correct command to use.
On Python 2, leave all fds open since there is no mechanism to close specific fds with subprocess.Popen() on Python 2
Add unit tests.
Co-authored-by: Matt Martz <matt@sivel.net>
##### SUMMARY
Previously folder tree example for collection adjacent to the current playbook were displaying a subfolder below the playbook instead of being a sibling.
This change contains fixes for argument spec and respective datatypes.
Created separate PR since these changes might alter the behavior of these modules.
Will need shipit from individual module owner(s).
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
Fixes#66549
The inefficiency improvement
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/63713 introduced a bug where
`enablerepo` was not being honored if combined with
`disablerepo="*"`. This fixes that issue.
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Removed "encode" on color in get_job_status
In Python3 (tested in 3.8.1), variable.encode('utf-8') returns as a byte string versus just a string in Python2 (tested in 2.7.17). Removed encode method on return of get_job_status when color exists and wrapped in str() for good measure.
* Swap str() for to_native() per feedback
This commit address a problem in static mode, if the hostname change,
`host.name` value with change too. And as a result:
results['dns_config_result'][host.name]
will be initialized.
We now record the initial hostname first, and uses it as the key for the
results.
This commit also ensures hostname and search domain change are detected if
`instance.dnsConfig.dhcp` is true.
Finally, if we target a cluster, the `changed` result will depend on the
number of nodes.
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
