'virtualenv' is an external dependency with the same purpose of Python's
'venv' module. This patch removes the external dependency in favor of
the readily available package.
Most of ipapwpolicy parameters can be set to an empty string ("") so
that the policy is not applied to pwpolicy. This was not refelected on
the documentation.
This change adds 'or ""' to all the fields that can be disabled by
setting it to an empty string. Also, `data types were reviewed and fixed.
Modified handling of boolean values by using Ansible's 'boolean()' check
function so that a string can be used and either a bool value is
accepted or an empty string.
As the error message was changed to use the same Ansible message, tests
were also updated.
Export Ansible's 'boolean' parsing function so it can be used to verify
if a string can be handled as a truthy value, allowing module parameters
to use strings instead of bools, as strings can be cleared by using
empty strings.
This patch adds a new parameter to ipauser, 'gecos', which can be used
to set the 'gecos' field of an IPA user. The default behavior of
automatically set the GECOS field to "<first> <last>" is not modified,
it is only possible to change the field to a custom value.
No validation on the value provided is done, as it is with FreeIPA.
ansible-core 2.15 has been released on May 15th, 2023, and version 2.12
has reached EOL on May 22nd, 2023.
This patch updates the ansible-core versions used on upstream CI tests
to reflect Ansible's new releases.
The 'maxsequence' attribute was never applied as there was a typo when
it was set. By fixing the field name, 'maxsequence' is correclty set.
The failure was not seen before due to missing tests. The tests will be
added in a separate PR.
There is a new certificate management module placed in the plugins
folder:
plugins/modules/ipacert.py
The certificate module allows to request, revoke, release and retrieve
certificates for users, hosts and services.
Here is the documentation for the module:
README-cert.md
New example playbooks have been added:
playbooks/cert/cert-hold.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-release.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-request-host.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-request-service.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-request-user.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-retrieve.yml
playbooks/cert/cert-revoke.yml
New tests for the module can be found at:
tests/cert/test_cert_client_context.yml
tests/cert/test_cert_host.yml
tests/cert/test_cert_service.yml
tests/cert/test_cert_user.yml
The module has been co-authored by Sam Morris (@yrro) and Rafael
Guterres Jeffman (@rjeffman).
The tests test_services_absent.yml, test_services_present.yml and
test_services_present_slice.yml have been updated to use in memory data
for testing instead of loading json files. This made is simpler to use
variables from the playbook for example for fqdn host names.
New tests for certificates with and without trailing new lines have been
added for single service and multiple service handling.
Any leading or trailing whitespace is removed while adding the
certificates with serive_add_cert. To be able to compare the results
from service_show with the given certificates we have to remove the
white space also.
Adding an option to create multiple services in one go.
Adding tests (present/absent/without_skip_host_check)
Copied from PR #1054
Signed-off-by: Denis Karpelevich <dkarpele@redhat.com>
If server FQDN matches the domain name, the installation will succeed,
but DNS records will not work. If 'setup_dns: true' is used, there will
be no A record for the host, only a NS record, and the PTR record will
point to the domain name.
Based on: https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa/pull/6853
Related to: https://pagure.io/freeipa/issue/9003
Latest ansible-lint version (6.16.1) started to raise an error when
variable names from within roles are not prefixed with the role name.
Error: var-naming[no-role-prefix].
As Ansible sanity check does not enforce this, it will be disabled, for
now on ansible-freeipa's upstream CI.
A future effort to reduce the checks that are not being evaluated should
be done as preparation for future Ansible Galaxy and Automation Hub
requirements.
The tests under 'tests/pytests' were a POC to bring tests that evaluate
the result of playbook execution on the IPA environment. This is
currently only implemented for dnszone tests, and similar test coverage
is obtained with other tests.
As there is an ongoing issue with Ansible's docker pluging
("the connection plugin 'docker' was not found"), which is stil under
investigation, by removing the pytest tests we'll remove the consistent
failures currently seen on upstream CI, and will not loose test
coverage, specially if we take into account downstream tests.
Also, a new version for the pytests will be available once multihost
testing is implemented for upstream.
The version requirement for requests need to be quoted not to lead into
a pip install command issue.
This is related to PR #1089 (Pin requests to < 2.29 temporarily)
The function exit_raw_json is a replacement for AnsibleModule.exit_json
without flterting out values for no_log parameters.
Ansible added checks for pylint to forbid print and also sys.exit and
fails with ansible-bad-function. As the check is not known outside of
ansible-test, the disable line needed also W0012:
# pylint: disable=W0012,ansible-bad-function
The old ignore file ignore-2.12.txt is not needed and used anymore. The
new files ignore-2.13.txt and ignore-2.14.txt are empty after
ansible-lint made nearly all ignores disallowed.
All the newly disallowed ignores need to be fixed.
See https://github.com/ansible/ansible-lint/pull/3102
The usage of module_defaults allows to reduce the size of the tests and
to have the needed information in the tasks only. The default values for the
parameters are automatically passed to the module by Ansible.
It is not possible to use a module group for module_defaults as this could
only be done with Ansible Collections. The tests are also used upstream and
downstream without a collection.
Without groups of a collection it is needed to add the defaults for all
modules separately.
Simple example:
module_defaults:
ipahost:
ipaadmin_password: SomeADMINpassword
ipaapi_context: "{{ ipa_context | default(omit) }}"
Several module example using YAML anchors and aliases:
module_defaults:
ipahost: &ipa_module_defaults
ipaadmin_password: SomeADMINpassword
ipaapi_context: "{{ ipa_context | default(omit) }}"
ipauser: *ipa_module_defaults
ipagroup: *ipa_module_defaults
The documentation for "become" and "gather_facts" has been updated to
make sure that these parameters are enabled only in new tests if it is
really needed.
