* release_3.2.0: (66 commits)
fix workflow maker lookup issues
adding extra logic check for ansible_facts in smart search
adding "admin_role" as a default query param for insights cred lookup
changing insights cred lookup to not use hard coded cred type
fix rounding of capacity percentage
Catch potential unicode errors when looking up addrinfo
fixing typo with adding query params for instance groups modal
move percentage capacitty to variable
Add unit test for inventory_sources_already_updated
Check for inventory sources already updated from start args
Fixed inventory completed jobs pagination bug by setting default page size
Remove the logic blocking dependent inventory updates on callbacks
fix instance group percentage
Remove host-filter-modal import
Fix partial hover highlight of host filter modal row
Removed leading slash on basePath
Fixed host nested groups pagination
Added trailing slash to basePath
Fixed nested groups pagination
Fixed host_filter searching related fields
...
Relates #7386 of ansible-tower.
Due to the uniqueness of Tower configuration datastore model, it is not
fully compatible with activity stream workflow. This PR introduced
setting field for activitystream model along with other changes to make
Tower configuration a special case for activity streams.
Signed-off-by: Aaron Tan <jangsutsr@gmail.com>
cache.set() and cache.get() arguments are logged when the log level is
DEBUG; this _may_ include plaintext secrets; strip sensitive values
before logging them
see: https://github.com/ansible/ansible-tower/issues/7476
This saves the id value of the setting into the cache
if the setting is encrypted. That can then be combined
with the secret_key in order to decrypt the setting,
without having to make an additional query to the database.
We recently made AWX_ISOLATED_PRIVATE_KEY and AWX_ISOLATED_PUBLIC_KEY
read-only so that they're not inadvertently modified and/or deleted
(which would cause isolated task execution to break). Tower's notion of
a read-only setting, though, is really more like "hard-coded in a .py
file". What we really need is support for settings that are not
user configurable/changeable, but that we still want to display to users
from the DB.
In leiu of a complicated change to `awx.conf.settings`, this change
provides special support to these two settings so they behave in the
manner we expect.
see: https://github.com/ansible/ansible-tower/issues/7375
* license_module_switch:
Hide eula if stub license is used
Fix up some issues on feature validation for licenses
Remove any references to internal licensing utilities
Switch out existing obfuscated license with external module
This creates a new fallback license module called StubLicense that
will be used in the event that the tower_license module is not
installed.
All existing license mechanisms are routed through the get_licenser()
util method
The handler and formatter classes are expecting an object
and the previous method passed a dict, so this change converts
the data into a mock settings object.
