Ensure CoreExceptions are handled gracefully
SUMMARY
CoreExceptions, when raised, should have a reasonably helpful and
actionable message associated with them. This adds a final check in
module execution to gracefully fail from these exceptions. A new
fail_from_exception method is added both to simplify exiting the module,
and to ensure that any chained exceptions are available when using -vvv.
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Reviewed-by: Alina Buzachis <None>
Reviewed-by: Joseph Torcasso <None>
Port changes from main to refactored branch
Depends-on: ansible/ansible-zuul-jobs#1563
SUMMARY
This PR contains several commits that complete the rebase of the 2.x-refactor branch onto main. Most of the changes here had to be manually backported after rebasing as the original changes were to code that will be deprecated. In addition, rather than trying to manually sort out conflicts and changes to the sanity ignores, I rewrote the refresh_ignore_files script to fully automate the management of ignore files. Previously, these files were both manually edited and auto-generated. This should no longer be the case, and these files should never be manually edited going forward.
For the purposes of reviewing and history, I kept all changes in separate commits tied to the original commit being backported.
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Reviewed-by: Jill R <None>
This primarily moves the diff and wait logic from the various service
methods to perform_action to eliminate code duplication. I also moved
the diff_objects function out of the service object and moved most of
the find_resource logic to a new resource client method. We ended up
with several modules creating a service object just to use one of these
methods, so it seemed to make sense to make these more accessible.
