Providing defaults for API parameters where the API already provides
defaults leads to some confusing scenarios, because we end up always
sending those collection-defaulted fields in the request even if the
field isn't provided by the user.
For example, we previously set the `scm_type` default to 'manual' and
someone using the collection to update a project who does not explicitly
include the `scm_type` every time they call the module, would
inadvertently change the `scm_type` of the project back to 'manual'
which is surprising behavior.
This change removes the collection defaults for API parameters, unless
they differed from the API default. We let the API handle the defaults
or otherwise ignore fields not given by the user so that the user does
not end up changing unexpected fields when they use a module.
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* Run collection sanity tests in CI
This requires adding a Makefile install of ansible-core
Fake the version to make semver check happy
* Fixes from ansible-test sanity failures
* Exclude the export module due to awxkit requirement
* Fix broken ansible-test rule exceptions
remove Ansible 2.14 exclusions that make ansible-test ERROR, saying they are not needed
Splitting out tower_inventory_source from tower_group
Copy/Paste typo fix and README update for breaking backwards compatability
Update credential_type module and unit tests
...*before* running the associated job template.
Set "wait" default to True so CI doesn't time out
Change default back to "False", put in new "if"...
...block, explicitly set "wait" to "False" in test file.
Change if block
Update README
Update 'wait' option description
