* create a yamllint utils module. as well as a yaml module that will
eventually be yaml tools to help in troubleshooting yaml
functionality.
* included unit tests for the yaml module. also not happy about moving
from __salt__.module.function to __salt__["module.function"] for the
test to work
* added pre_render test and minor correct to heredoc in yamllint
* changelog
* fix tests running in py3.5, also try and fix pre-commit.
* attempt to fix pre-commit
* still trying to fix pre-commit.
* forgot freebsd, added yamllint to freebsd
* update adding versionadded and depends
* fix pre-commit?
* fix pre-commit
* attempt to fix pre-commit again
Co-authored-by: Megan Wilhite <mwilhite@vmware.com>
* Revert "Support original API"
This reverts commit 377fbbc7b7.
* add test case for cassandra_cql async param
* remove warning message
add test for async args
* mocking cassandra.query.dict_factory to avoid test failure
* Blacken changed files
* add cassandra-driver at requirements/static/linux.in
change virtualname for salt/module/cassandra
* add missing asynchronous args
* add diff from jenkins instend running pre-commit
* add diff from jenkins instend of running pre-commit after merged with
master
* changed name salt/module/cassandra.py to salt/module/cassandra_mod.py and set its __virtualname__ is 'cassandra'
add cassandra to mac, window requirements.
* fix for pre-commit
change cassandra test module name
* Fix req files
* Add reqs again
Co-authored-by: Daniel A. Wozniak <dwozniak@saltstack.com>
Co-authored-by: Joe Eacott <31625359+xeacott@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Joe Eacott <jeacott22@hotmail.com>
devinfo is a new module designed to get hardware information. It
provides and API to access the output of hwinfo, and a set of functions
to filter udev information.
* Combine proxy and native minion workflows for NXOS
- Normalize SSH and NX-API proxy minion workflows
- Add NX-API over unix domain socket support for native minions
* Fix typo
* Fix states correct_roles bug
* Add comment clarification for nxos states
* Fix lint issues
* Address python3 incompatibility
* Fix additional lint issues
* Disable pylint W1699 warning
* Use new style class syntax
* Correct typo
* Fix nxos grains
* Pass data to grains function
* Return nxos grains key
* Protect nxos grain with proper __virtual__() check
The changes in PR #49676 made the following stacktrace occur when running
on a system that doesn't have the proper NXOS/NXAPIClient settings exposed:
```
[CRITICAL] Failed to load grains defined in grain file nxos.system_information in function <function system_information at 0x3aeb758>, error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/testing/salt/loader.py", line 773, in grains
ret = funcs[key](**kwargs)
File "/testing/salt/grains/nxos.py", line 36, in system_information
data = salt.utils.nxos.version_info()
File "/testing/salt/utils/nxos.py", line 318, in version_info
client = NxapiClient()
File "/testing/salt/utils/nxos.py", line 78, in __init__
raise RuntimeError("No host specified and no UDS found at {0}\n".format(self.NXAPI_UDS))
RuntimeError: No host specified and no UDS found at /tmp/nginx_local/nginx_1_be_nxapi.sock
local:
True
```
We need to protect the grains from loading when the settings are missing.
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* New NX-OS salt minion install doc
* Add guestshell sync information
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Initial nxos_upgrade changes
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* Revert "Initial nxos_upgrade changes"
This reverts commit e17ca19fbc.
* Add nxos to index.rst
* New nxos_upgrade execution and state modules
* Added NXOS UT support - initially for nxos_upgrade.py
* Resolved one pylint 'old class style' issue. Excluding 'nxos' sub-directory under tests/unit/modules
* Add __init__.py file to treat directory as a package directory.
* Addressed PR comments.
* Removed pylint disable-msg that was only applicable to python 3+
* Document NAPALM installation inside Guestshell
Adding step-by-step guide to install NAPALM inside of the NXOS Guestshell.
* show and sendline method fixes
* Update doc for starting minion in nxos GuestShell
* Revert show method changes
* Revert sendline method doc changes
* Resolve lint errors
* Remove nxos guestshell napalm references
This work is delayed so removing the references
* Address review comments
* Address salt style guide comment
* Doc and module updates
* Initial nxos module and proxy unit tests
* Additional nxos module and proxy unit tests
* Add nxos state unit tests
* Add tests for replace function
* Bug fixes
* Fix test_check_password_password_encrypted_false test
* Add test_config_nxos_error_ssh test
* remove opts modification in init
* reduce scope of variable to function where it's used
* minor nxos cleanup - raise instead of exit, use named kwargs
* use create_autospec in place of raw mocks
* _init_ssh's raise is now caught by ping
* allow gen_hash to work on any system
* change no_save_config option to save_config
* update set_password to work with updated gen_hash
* passing an invalid algorithm to pycrypto.hash raises
* blacken nxos-related files
* _fallback_gen_hash also works without a password
* remove debugging line, improve error message
* lint and black
* nxos docfix
* remove unused variable
* Review comments addressed
* mark old nxos functions as deprecated
* black
* remove unused variables
* clean up arguments
* simplify save_config logic
* minor doc cleanup
* make sendline with a list of commands reliably work
* Update various doc index files for nxos_upgrade
* Fix a few bugs in nxos proxy and execution modules
* doc indent fix
Co-authored-by: mikewiebe <mwiebe@cisco.com>
Co-authored-by: rallytime <nicole@saltstack.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Stoner <tmstoner@cisco.com>
Co-authored-by: tstoner <33665760+tstoner@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Chris Van Heuveln <cvanheuv@cisco.com>
https://github.com/saltstack/salt/pull/56081 was merged several hours
ago, breaking the docs checks. This adds the needed RST files to ensure
docs files are created for this new module.
