This is part of the effort to make windows parameters conform to
other modules. Usually parameters don't include the unit in the
parameter name.
See also #20160
This PR includes:
- Important fix for handling non-zero return code correctly
- Add a version to the DeprecationWarning
- Simplify code by calling Fail-Json instead of catching exceptions
- Deprecate choco-specific result values
- Simplify Remove/Install logic (and fix missing -skipscripts)
- Improve output based on verbosity
- Fix CLI options (causing issues)
- Upgrade chocolatey when older than v0.10.5
- Add (hidden) downgrade functionality
* replace duff commit version of win_toast
* change expire_mins to expire_secs and add example showing use of async
* fix metadata version to keep sanity --test validate-modules happy
* code review fixes and change expire_secs to expire_seconds
* add first pass integration tests for win_toast
* win_toast no longer fails if there are no logged in users to notify (it sets a toast_sent false if this happens)
* yaml lint clean up of setup.yml in win_toast integration tests
* improve exception and stack trace if the notifier cannot be created, following feedback from dag
* removed unwanted 'echo' input parameters from return vals; added to CHANGELOG.md, removed _seconds units from module params; updated tests to match
This PR includes:
- Check-mode support, the module will now report as if it was rebooted,
without making the actual reboot.
- Async-support, this potentially fixes#23835
- The module now also returns the elapsed time, like the wait_for and wait_for_connection modules.
This fixes#18108
- Add post_reboot_delay_sec parameter
* Adds win_pagefile module
* Fixed win_pagefile doc
* Fix win_pagefile doc
* Fix win_pagefile doc variable convention
* Added check_mode
* Changed win_pagefile module&doc to the convention
* added win_pagefile integration tests
* Changed check_mode blocks to whatif, fixed a bug
* Added whatif to set-wmiinstance, changed docs
Added whatif in Set-WMIInstance
Added dots to end of decription lines
* Returns to original state at the end, more tests
Added override and no override integration tests
Pagefiles now return to same state as before at the end of the integration test
* Remove extra line
* Added test_path var to win_pagefile
* Set test_path as 'no' in integration
* Added unit to docs and enclosed exception message
* More granular try-catch blocks
* Added workaround to avoid value out of range
* Deleted wrong line ending
* Changed license to one-line
* Removed space in line ending
* Try to fix python2.6 error
* Try 2 to fix python2.6 error
* Add separating line again
* added windows module win_power_plan with integration test
integration testing updated to handle skipping 2008 while testing that
module provides helpful error
* minor docs fix
* my fault, too many spaces
* #18807 win_firewall_rule uses HNetCfg.FwPolicy2 COM object
* Added missing tests
* Added support for InterfaceTypes property
* Added support for EdgeTraversalOptions property
* Added SecureFlags property
* Port ranges are not possible in W2K8
* Added windows version checks
* Fixed doc: removed 'force' option and all notes
* Fixed copirights and docs
* rewrite of win_package to enable win_msi deprecation
* fix some minor doc issues
* Removed exe tests
* dag's changes seem to be missing, re-add them
* fixed yaml for return values
* Check registry to find RabbitMQ installation path
* Integration tests for win_rabbitmq_plugin
* Added himself to BOTMETA.yml
* Skipped running tests on Windows 2008 SP2
* win_robocopy: Cleanup logic, check-mode support
* win_robocopy: Cleanup logic, check-mode support
This PR includes:
- Improved check-mode support
- Clean up documentation
- Clean up code structure
- Add warnings in special cases
* minor fix for typo
* Check Windows service status before nssm STOP
Add a condition on calling nssm STOP inside Nssm-Remove, to check whether or not a service has already been stopped. Currently nssm throws an exception:
```
failed: [...] (item=...) => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "item": "...", "msg": "an exception occurred when invoking NSSM: serviceName: STOP: The service has not been started."}
failed: [...] (item=...) => {"changed": false, "failed": true, "item": "...", "msg": "an exception occurred when invoking NSSM: serviceName: The service has not been started."}
```
Behaviour after change:
```
ok: [...] => (item=...)
ok: [...] => (item=...)
```
* Added named parameter to new Get-Service cmdlet
* win_wait_for: added module
* Increased timeout on async task
* added more debug messages for test debug
* revert to using win_shell instead of win_command
* rebased from master and updated copyright string
* Updated metadata version
* Capitalised start of short_description
* disabled win_wait_for tests until async issues are solved
* win_copy rewrite with new tests and functionality
* minor pep fixes
* Handle UTF-8 filenames in zip
* fix for template
* when zip assemblies are not available in .net revert to old behaviour of copying one by one
* typo fix
* some more typos
* updated logic to correctly handle when new directories can be created
* removed testing file as it is not needed
* updated documentation based on PR
pip to core because users frequently use pip to install packages to run
ansible modules.
win_chocolatey to community as it still needs some work before we'd be
ready to include it in core support.
* Fixes#28016: rabbitmq_plugin for Windows
* Disable documentation check for rabbitmq_plugin.ps1
* Renamed rabbitmq_plugin -> win_rabbitmq_plugin
* Fixed the documentation after review
* Fixed 'RETURN' section
* Fixed docs for original module
* Added dots to original module docs.
* use of multiple chocolatey package names
It might be helpful to users, to clarify whether/when <name:> must specify a single package.
Users who are familiar with chocolatey may be accustomed to installing multiple packages in a single invocation of 'choco install'.
I believe win_chocolatey currently accepts multiple package names when state: is latest or present.
For instance, this appears to work currently:
- win_chocolatey:
name: >-
pscx
windirstat
state: latest
However, when state: is absent, uninstall is not performed if multiple package are specified.
The chocolate.log output suggests that chocolatey is treating the multiple packages as an 'exact' name of a single package name:
2017-08-10 19:04:04,087 2424 [DEBUG] - Command line: "C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\choco.exe" list --local-only --exact pscx windirstat
2017-08-10 19:04:04,087 2424 [DEBUG] - Received arguments: list --local-only --exact pscx windirstat
I find the current behavior helpful in terms of accepting multiple package names, even if uninstall must be treated differently.
It might be helpful to show an example of how multiple uninstalls can be handled by looping over them.
- win_chocolatey:
name: "{{ item }}"
state: absent
with_items:
- pscx
- windirstat
* revise per Jordan Borean. remote colon (:) from text. revise formating.
* Update win_chocolatey.py
* Use ChocolateyInstall env variable after installation
Fixes#19725 Custom install locations specified by the ChocolateyInstall
env variable in win_chocolatey
After an initial install of chocolatey, use the ChocolateyInstall
environment variable when assigning $script:executable .
* Improve process of locating "choco.exe" post-initial install
Implement feedback for locating choco:
* Check if choco.exe is in PATH, if there use this
* If not in path and ChocolateyInstall var is available, use that
* Otherwise, use the equivalent of Windows Special Folder CommonApplicationData for locating chocolatey.
(Chocolatey install (v0.10.7) uses CommonApplicationData when ChocolateyInstall is not set.)
* win_hotfix: new module to install Windows hotfixes
* revert to older module util loader style to satisfy the checks for now
* Changes from PR
* changed the test hotfix so we can run tests in shippable
* win_user_right: add module with tests
* fixed up name of module in docs
* forgot the test module
* fixed up whitespace
* changes made to win_user_right based on feedback
* moved away from using secedit to Win32 with P/Invoke
* tidied up copyright for documentation
* win_stat: Add stat.isreg support
This PR includes the following changes:
- Adds stat.isreg support (cfr. the stat module)
- Always returns stat.isdir, stat.islnk, stat.isreg, stat.isshared
* Remove the controversial part
* win_service: added support for paused services
* change pausable service for local computers
* more fixes for older hosts
* sigh
* skip pause tests for Server 2008 as it relies on the service
* initial commit for win_group_member module
* fix variable name change for split_adspath
* correct ordering of examples/return data to match documentation verbiage
* change tests setup/teardown to use new group rather than an inbult group
* Added ability to specify destination OU when joining a domain
* Updated win_domain_membership documentation to include OU destination option.
* Updated python to include version
* Additional info in the docs
Two reasons to do this:
- It provides a proper error message indicating why it failed
- It conforms to what is being done in the command and shell modules
* win_secedit: Added module with tests/diff mode
* fixed up test issues
* Added missing return value
* change for win_secedit based on review
* updated win_security_policy examples for rename
* win_regedit: rewrite to support edge cases and fix issues
* fix up byte handling of single bytes and minor doc fix
* removed unused method
* updated with requested changes
Removing module_version from Attributes, support for class based resouces that need version specified when multiple version are present, support for File resource that has blank output for ModuleName/Version in Get-DscResource
During the writing of Windows path integration tests we discovered that
incorrect paths (including escape sequences) cause very cryptic error
messages.
This fix ensures that invalid paths cause a proper error message.
We also had to fix the following modules:
- win_shortcut: `src` can be a URL
* add enhanced run option support for win_scheduled_task
* changed run_level option to runlevel
* correct merge conflicts since task path fix
* changed run_level option to runlevel
* changed do_not_store_password to store_password, and other minor fixes
* conditional logic swap, and documentation change for password
This is part of the effort to make win_get_url parameters conform to
other modules. The option `validate_certs` is the common option for
this.
See also #20160
* as a result of recent core engine changes to ignore rc, modules are responsible to set `failed` on nonzero RC if they want that behavior
* the `failed` filter currently triggers on nonzero RC, which caused the tests to false-pass
* updated tests to explicitly check both rc and failed keys, as well as using the failed filter.
Currently chocolatey is not failing when the user requests version X,
but version X is not available in the repository.
Obviously the module should fail in this case.
This fixes#25393
Switch to dicts in common code caused silent failures during arg translation, so default values and non-check-mode were always used.
* fixes#23653
* fixes#24062
* fixes#22938
* fixes#25156
* win_say: Fix issue, add integration test
This PR includes:
- Make speed_speech an integer parameter
- Test for empty parameters too
- Add integration tests
* Improve the $speech_speed parameter handling
As requested
So in an effort to verify if Windows modules are feature complete
compared to the python equivalent, I stumbled upon these differences.
This PR includes:
- Add missing 'data' option from documentation
- Simplify ping module
- Update integration tests to test exception
* Add new windows module win_psmodule
* Add checkmode, allow_clobber parameter, integration tests
* Add aliases, replace win_raw with win_shell
* restore original test_win_group1.yml, add powershel version test
* fix var type
* add conditional on assert
* integration tests conditional tasks review
* documentation fix, test fix, adds result.change
* fix yml
* fix railing whitespace
* add nuget_changed and repository_changed in result
* Mutually reference Windows and non-Windows modules
To make it easier for Windows or non-Windows users to find the relevant
module information, we are mutually referencing both variants in their
documentation.
We are also adding a special note if a module works on both Windows and
non-Windows targets.
* Mutually reference Windows and non-Windows modules
To make it easier for Windows or non-Windows users to find the relevant
module information, we are mutually referencing both variants in their
documentation.
We are also adding a special note if a module works on both Windows and
non-Windows targets.
* Replace 'look at' with 'use', as requested
ci_complete
So I noticed this when doing integration tests:
Failed to copy file Could not find a part of the path
and this change turns it into:
Failed to copy file: Could not find a part of the path
I also moved something out of the exception handling.
This is a cleanup of the win_uri module to make it feature-complete.
This PR includes:
- Added check-mode support
- Add as many options from the uri module as possible
- Added creates
- Added follow_redirects
- Added maximum_redirection
- Added password
- Added removes
- Added return_content
- Added status_code
- Added timeout
- Added user
- Added validate_certs
- Fixed list-handling for comma-separated strings
- Added basic integration tests (should come from uri module)
Jordan Borean
Dag Wieers
jhawkesworth
Matt Clay
Liran Nisanov
Pierre Templier
nwsparks
Artem Zinenko
Fabio Alessandro Locati
Kira Rose
Reid Wahl
kletiz
Toshio Kuratomi
Andrew Saraceni
Jason Lingohr
Rich Murphey
Nathan Hyde
Dave
Nick Chandler
Raphael Nestler
Marko Stanković
acrewdson
McBadass
Colin Heinzmann
Bartek Bielawski
Matt Davis
Matt Davis
Wil Tan
dupondje
Trond Hindenes
Daniele Lazzari
Troy Sampson