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Change-Id: I5396e4b9927d3e65b6aa4185238a43a4765a996b
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Convert config creation from a playbook to an action_plugin. This
reduces the complexity and confusion while retaining the same augment
structure and flexibility.
This allows us to remove the 0-byte files as requirements. They will
still be used if they are present (this means we require additional
documentation around them).
DocImpact
Closes-Bug: #1528430
Change-Id: I2c789f6be9f195c7771ca093a6d59499564b4740
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According to Python 3 Porting guide
http://docs.pythonsprints.com/python3_porting/py-porting.html
Exceptions were changed in a few ways for Python 3. First, strings
are no longer usable as exceptions. Additionally, the raise syntax no
longer accepts comma-separated arguments, instead working with exception
instances. Perhaps the largest difference in Python 3 is that exception
objects are only available via the as keyword, which was introduced in
2.6.
Change-Id: Ide665ecc4b7f14bd58bafab47e05a86a4cf2d141
Closes-Bug: #1490526
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There is no benefit to hashing in merge_configs.py In fact, the opposite
is true, hashes can collide. This does a direct compare rather than hash.
Change-Id: I9ab7af13e813e2267984092027daf1658faf5bf3
Closes-Bug: #1478494
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Due to the licensing issues and the modules not existing in upstream
Ansible yet, I have written a simple module to fill the gaps.
This also uses Keystone v2.0 for all create of users, roles and
endpoints. The implementation of Keystone v3 must be discussed after the
new modules arrive.
Partially-Implements: blueprint ansible-service
Change-Id: I389edd56741360dd26fbbc0a982f365ca27ff446
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