We don't need to test with `upgrade: dist`, since we're not trying
to test the `apt` module. We just need to make sure the hold set
by the `dpkg_selections` module is working.
This change will avoid updating all the packages on the system,
which is slow, unnecessary, and can cause the installed python
to be changed.
(cherry picked from commit 136a2cca2f)
Track the interpreter for each copy of the injector by the interpreter
path instead of the interpreter version. This avoids the possibility
of mixing different interpreters with the same version.
(cherry picked from commit fa53b4805b)
Inject a symlink to the correct python into the copied injector
directory instead of altering the shebang of the injector. This
has the side-effect of also intercepting `python` for integration
tests which simplifies cases where it needs to be directly invoked
without collecting code coverage.
(cherry picked from commit d6bf45cd9d)
* Behave better if auto_remove and output_logs are combined. Warn if output cannot be retrieved because of auto_remove.
* Add tests.
* Added changelog.
(cherry picked from commit 3afdb28209)
* Don't die when get_container is called for container which is terminating during get_container call.
If it terminates between client.containers() and client.inspect_container(),
the module will fail with an error such as
Error inspecting container: 404 Client Error: Not Found ("No such container: xxx")
* Add changelog.
(cherry picked from commit b9706e2ff5)
* cleanup is already tested.
* Add test for paused.
* Add recreate and restart tests.
* timeout is a common docker option
* Implement paused and fix paused test.
* Add changelog.
* Improve paused test.
(cherry picked from commit 65768b996d)
* More generic comparison code from docker_container to docker_common.
* More flexibility if a is None and method is allow_to_present.
Note that this odes not affect docker_container, as there a is never None.
* Update docker_secret and docker_config: simplify labels comparison.
* Added unit tests.
* Use proper subsequence test for allow_more_present for lists.
Note that this does not affect existing code in docker_container, since lists
don't use allow_more_present. Using allow_more_present will only be possible
in Ansible 2.8.
* pep8
(cherry picked from commit 73533d3fc2)
* Add support for POST-as-GET if GET fails with 405.
* Bumping ACME test container version to 1.4. This includes letsencrypt/pebble#162 and letsencrypt/pebble#168.
* Also use POST-as-GET for account data retrival.
This is not yet supported by any ACME server (see letsencrypt/pebble#171),
so we fall back to a regular empty update if a 'malformedRequest' error is
returned.
* Using newest ACME test container image.
Includes letsencrypt/pebble#171 and letsencrypt/pebble#172, which make Pebble behave closer to the current specs.
* Remove workaround for old Pebble version.
* Add changelog entry.
* First try POST-as-GET, then fall back to unauthenticated GET.
(cherry picked from commit 92d9569bc9)
* Fix AWS EC2 inventory plugin caching of groups
* Added changelog fragment for aws_ec2 caching fix
* Store the AWS query results
The underlying inventory object contains inventory from other sources,
so caching it as ours would be wrong.
It seems easiest and safest to just cache the boto query results
instead.
* Remove unused functions
(cherry picked from commit 7ba09adee1)
* Use expect module to copy files
* Add force option for disruptive upgrades
* Revert changes to copy_kick_system_images.yaml
(cherry picked from commit c53e3ca8e9)
* Avoid misleading PyVmomi error if requests import fails
Requests is imported by the VMware module_utils as an external
dependency; however, because it is in a try/catch block containing the
imports for PyVmomi, if requests fails to import properly, Ansible will
instead complain about PyVmomi not being installed.
By moving the import outside of the try/catch block, if requests fails
to import, an error like the following will be returned:
ImportError: No module named requests
This should result in less confusion.
* catch requests ImportError
Signed-off-by: Jim Gu <jim@jimgu.com>
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
(cherry picked from commit 99ee30768a)
To ensure that the lvg module is tested for idempotency,
we add a basic integration test.
Support for MacOS and FreeBSD are skipped because the
module does not currently support those platforms.
(cherry picked from commit 204b40f70648c0c58bc5714928d9eb6bcd0f47d8)
In [1] changes were made to ensure that the physical
devices were appropriately filtered, but the dev_list
which is used to prepare the filter is modified from
the original arguments to resolve any symlinks. This
results in the existing devices given in the module
args to be left out of the filter, resulting
in the module trying to add the same device again
every time the task is executed.
In this PR we change dev_list to be a copy of the
module arguments so that we're able to add the given
pv list from the module arguments into the filter
as well, ensuring that there is idempotence when
running the task again.
[1] https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/38446
(cherry picked from commit 1bae00b5d26816b3298e2363a5d1c3fe9f945865)
* Only add parameters which are actually used.
* Fail if ipvX_address is used when not supported.
* Added changelog.
(cherry picked from commit 4ffe3b14d4)
