- enable the AnsibleTurboModule: Use AnsibleTurboModule when the `cloud.common` collection is available.
- Add dependency install step to molecule: Molecule won't install dependencies from galaxy.yml. We need to explicitly list them in a requirements.yml file and then enable the dependency step for molecule test.
* Fix client regression from turbo mode refactor
The turbo mode refactoring introduced a regression where the kubernetes
client can fail to find the kubeconfig. This happens because
get_api_client is called twice and the second time it is called without
the module being passed as an argument. Without this, the configuration
will use defaults. This will be a problem if the user has specified a
location for the kubeconfig that's different from default, for example.
* Add tests
I've got the following environment variable set:
- `K8S_AUTH_VERIFY_SSL=False`
Helm's `validate_certs` parameter fallback on this environment variable.
Which means, on my system, the `validate_certs` will already be set.
So we cannot make this parameter exclusive wih another one.
The content of .cache is not maintained in this repository. There
is no point raising an error when there is problem in one of these
3rd party dependencies.
When the user provides a hostname with trailing slashes like
https://localhost:6443/, the openshift library fails to
enumerate the APIs from the given cluster.
This fix removes any extra trailing slashes before sending it
to the openshift DynamicClient.
Fixes: #52
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Rename from community.kubernetes to kubernetes.core
This goes through and renames community.kubernetes to kubernetes.core.
Most of this was generated from the downstream build script that was
used on the community repository, plus whatever hand edits I could find
that were needed.
The downstream build and test process has also been removed as this
repository is now the downstream repository.
* Fix CONTRIBUTING.md
* refactoring for ansible_module.turbo integration
This refactoring prepares the integration of `ansible_module.turbo`
- Delay the loading of `common.py`, move the shared structure in
`args_common`.
- Avoid the use of one single object per module, this to increase the
amount of Python structure that we can cache.
- Cache the Kubernetes client.
See: https://github.com/ansible-collections/community.kubernetes/pull/270
Co-authored-by: Jill Rouleau <jill.rouleau@bespokess.com>
* Add support for helm template
This commit adds basic support for helm template. The functionality
allows one to either render a chart's templates to a specific directory,
or capture the rendered templates as a string of concatenated yaml
documents.
* Add changelog fragment
* Address PR feedback
* Set changed to true
* Honor wait in k8s_info for missing resource
The wait logic in the k8s_info module immediately returns when no
resources are found, regardless whether a wait_timeout has been
specified. This expands the logic to wait when a name has been provided.
The case this is specifically meant to address is when querying for a
resource that is indirectly created by another resource, for example, a
pod created by a deployment or an operator.
The existing logic in every other case should remain as it was before.
This means if a query might return more than one resource--all pods with
some label, for example--the module will return immediately if no pods
are found, even if a wait_timeout has been provided.
* Add changelog fragment
There are some cases where the existing module has difficulty
determining if an upgrade would result in changes. This can particularly
be a problem when changes are made to a local chart.
This adds optional support for helm diff. If the plugin is present it
will be used. Otherwise, the default implementation will be used and a
warning will be issued. One caveat: helm diff does not currently support
using a repo url, so the default implementation will be used in this
case, as well.
Closes: #248
