Initialize some inventory plugin test data files
Implement openstack inventory plugin
This may be removed later:
- port non-JSON line strip method from core
Dupliate effort with AWX mainline devel
- Produce ansible_version related to venv
Refactor some of injector management, moving more
of this overhead into tasks.py, when it comes to
managing injector kwargs
Upgrade and move openstack inventory script
sync up parameters
Add extremely detailed logic to inventory file creation
for ec2, Azure, and gce so that they are closer to a
genuine superset of what the contrib script used to give.
Delete some cases that directly loads scripts due
to ansible-inventory group_vars problem (now fixed)
Delete intermediate method that was a go-between the
command and the loader class
Change return type of loader from MemInventory to
a simple python dict
remove backport script and star imports
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)
Add new input for the tower type credential
elsewhere, tests are being added for verify_ssl in modules
tower-cli also updating to use the original tower.py var
Currently Cloudforms can return a mix of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in the
ipaddresses field and this mix comes in a "random" order (that is the
first entry may be IPv4 sometimes but IPv6 other times). If you wish to
always use IPv4 for the ansible_ssh_host value then this is problematic.
This change adds a new prefer_ipv4 flag which will look for the first
IPv4 address in the ipaddresses list and uses that instead of just the
first entry.
Allows for use of a suffix that will be appended to host names returned
from Cloudforms API if that suffix is not present.
For example with a suffix of 'example.org', the following results would
be shown for a particular Cloudforms host name:
someexample -> someexample.example.org
someexample.example.org -> someexample.example.org
The main use-case for this is, when one Inventory Source is returning
names that have a FQDN name whilst others are returning a shortname, to
ensure that the hosts in an inventory aren't effectively duplicated.
* For Tower the license must match between the source and destination
* For AWX the check is disabled
* Hosts imported from another Tower don't count against your license
in the local Tower
* Fix up some issues with enablement
* Prevent slashes from being used in the instance filter
* Add &all=1 filter to make sure we pick up all hosts
