When a non-existent Gluster volume is to be deleted, i.e.: gluster_volume: state: absent name: vol1-does-not-exist the "gluster_volume" module would always fail with "volume not found vol1-does-not-exist". The reason is that the code checked whether the state is "delete", a value which isn't accepted for the "state" parameter. Instead the expected value for volume deletion is, as above, "absent". |
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gluster_volume.py |