reading capacity values using the jsonfile cache plugin is more robust
in scenarios where ansible-playbook may print non-JSON output (such as
-vvv or when a custom callback plugin like timer is enabled)
the main goal of this change is to make `make docker-isolated` work out
of the box
- specify the proper version for awx-expect --version
- update some deprecated playbook bits
- change the isolated container to privileged so bwrap will work
- fix awx-manage test_isolated_connection
- expedite the first isolated heartbeat so you don't have to wait 10m;
this is accomplished by _not_ setting Instance.last_isolated_check to
now() at insertion time (which causes the next check not to happen for
10 minutes)
- fix a bug that caused isolated node execution to fail when bwrap was
enabled
see: https://github.com/ansible/tower/issues/2150
This reverts commit 9863fe71dc.
* Instead of passing around the isolated host that the task is to
execute on; grab the isolated execution host from the instance further
down the call stack. Without passing the isolated hostname around.
this approach totally removes the process of reading and writing stdout
files on the local file system at settings.JOBOUTPUT_ROOT when jobs are
run; now stdout content is only written on-demand as it's fetched for
the deprecated `stdout` endpoint
see: https://github.com/ansible/awx/issues/200
