from __future__ unicode_literals leads to developer confusion as
developers no longer can tell whether a bare literal string is a byte
string or a unicode string. Explicit marking as u"" or b"" is the way
to solve the same problem in the Ansbile codebase.
* Use a rst glossary for playbooks_keywords docs
* Add a 'Task' and 'Tasks' to glossary.
* Update keywords desciptions,
* use :term: rst ref, some quoting
* Make it more obvious that 'retries' and 'until' need to be used in combination.
* let generate_man also gen rst pages for cli tools
* make template-file, output-dir, output format cli options for generate_man
* update main Makefile to use generate_man.py for docs (man pages and rst)
* update vault docs that use :option:
* Edits based on
6e34ea6242 and
a3afc78535
* add a optparse 'desc' to lib/ansible/cli/config.py
The man page needs a short desc for the 'NAME' field
which it gets from the option parse 'desc' value.
Fixes building ansible-config man page.
* add trim_docstring from pep257 to generate_man
use pep258 docstring trim function to fix up any indention
weirdness inherit to doc strings (ie, lines other than
first line being indented.
* Add refs to cli command actions
To reference ansible-vaults --vault-id option, use:
:option:`The link text here <ansible-vault --vault-id>`
or:
:option:`--vault-id <ansible-vault --vault-id>`
To reference ansible-vault's 'encrypt' action, use:
:ref:`The link text here <ansible_vault_encrypt>`
or most of the time:
:ref:`ansible-vault encrypt <ansible_vault_encrypt>`
Since json_query treats backticks as delimiters for literals,
some of the examples in the json_query docs can be made a little
simpler. Rather than replacing such examples, demonstrate the
alternative
The variable was pointing to a file with a `.cer` extension but the curl command downloads a `.pem` file which makes executions of the bash script fail
* start rst docs for ansible-vault encrypt_string
* wip, vault format docs
(sorta markdown ish atm)
* wip - formatting
* wip, vault docs
* Fix refs to other docs for now
fixing default_role in conf.py will remove need
for this
* add 'ref' to cli names
* more vault docs
* wip, misc fixes
* add some encrypt_string examples
* Fix up rstcheck warnings
The code blocks in question included the output that would
be echo'ed from running the command, which isnt valid bash.
* fix formatting and rstcheck warnings about code-block
* Add envvar ref for ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD_FILE
* fix doc title
* Fixed title underline
* Edit pass for relocated community documentation.
* Updated info on Ansibullbot
Fixed improper link syntax
Change links to point to new documents
Changed Ansibot to Ansibullbot
Clarified workflow
Change formatting on commans and tags
* Update communication.rst
Add Contents
Use correct headings
* Update communication.rst
* Topics, remove whitespace, codeofconduct
* Formatting
* Correct heading
* Update maintainers.rst
* Minor edits and a request for more info
* Removed some hard-to-localize wording.
* Removed incomplete sentence
* Minor edits per review
* wip, gen docs from config/base.yml
* wip
* dont change conf.py here
* cleanup, add dump_config --template-file cli opt
* some desc are string, some are lists...
TODO: fix base.yml so it is consistent
* Filter out TODO and empty descriptions
* Can be set via env, credential profile, or module arg
* Valid values defined by Azure Python SDK, currently `AzureCloud`,`AzureChinaCloud`,`AzureUSGovernment`,`AzureGermanCloud` or any Azure Stack metadata discovery URL.
* Revise and link inline to the lists of modules
* Fix jinja2 objects.inv fallback path
* Fix bolding of deprecation marker
* Change module_support to link to lists via :doc:
That links to the top of the page instead of a section.
* Add a short text for each list of maintained modules
* Change maintenance info to only display on core and network modules
* Fix 'the the' typos, fix 'pahting' filename typo
* Change 'the the' typos to a single 'the'.
* Change `playbook_pahting.rst` to `playbook_pathing.rst`.
* Delete trailing space in ec2_vol example
Delete the trailing space in `instance: "{{ item.id }} "`, which makes the
example fail when run because it looks for instance "i-xxxx ".
