Hide instance group for Inventory Details if the data is not available.
This is the the same approach used in other details screens.
See: https://github.com/ansible/awx/issues/8620
The fixes and issue where the timestaps in the stdout for
inventory updates gave the time since the start of the dispatcher
instead of the time since the start of the update.
This commit also moves the handler into the utils module where
other custom AWX handlers live, instead of tasks.py
this is to keep tasks.py relatively clean, as best as possible
* Change handling of error cases to global post_run_hook
* handle license errors correctly again
* Fix some issues with line ordering from the custom logger thing
* Remove debug log statement
* Use PermissionDenied for license errors
* More elegant handling of line initialization
Update tests to new exception type
Catch all save errors, fix timing offset bug
Fix license error handling inside import command
* proot now enabled at task-level
since tasks are no longer calling
awx-manage (which would set up its own proot)
* dropping proot env var since it's not
relevant to the test
* noting that the inv update task only uses the
inventory update management command to
save the inv to the database
(it doesn't do the work of fetching hosts / groups)
- in the past, inv. update jobs called `awx-manage inventory_update`
which took care of setting up process isolation
- at this point, though, inv. update jobs call runner / ansible-inventory
directly, so we need another way to put process isolation in place
- thankfully, there was already support for providing process isolation
for other types of jobs (namely JT Jobs, Project Updates and Ad Hoc
commands)
- so, we do what those other jobs do and override the stub for should_use_proot
(which by default returns false) so that it keys off of the
`AWX_PROOT_ENABLED` setting
* perform_update can be called from either awx-manage
or the RunInventoryUpdate task
* need to make sure that the inventory updates
that happen with perform_update are atomic
This commit makes the needed changes to inventory update
post_save_hook logic so that the historic log lines that
inventory updates write will be written to stdout,
but this hack bypasses the ansible-runner verbose event
logic and dispatches verbose events directly.
Fix the venv application with the ansible-inventory system
(note: much of this is undone in a later commit)
Deal with some minor test updates for
the ansible-inventory interface changes
