Hi Andi, Brian,
I did the minimal modifications, that were required, and set up the
environment variables necessary to use the new modules, but now I am
getting the following error message:
ERROR! this task 'core_command' has extra params, which is only allowed in
the following modules: ...
How
Just to confirm, what Andreas describes is correct, any 'shared' code
must be in module_utils, modules cannot rely on other module's code as
ONLY the current module code (+ module_utils references) is shipped to
the remote.
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Thanks Andi for the advice!
I will try modifying a copy of command.py then.
Have a great day!
János
Andreas Härpfer ezt írta (időpont: 2021. jan. 22., P
16:23):
>
> > On 22. Jan 2021, at 14:28, SZIGETVÁRI János
> wrote:
> >
> > Technically you are right, it would be possible to always prepend
> On 22. Jan 2021, at 14:28, SZIGETVÁRI János wrote:
>
> Technically you are right, it would be possible to always prepend the extra
> command, and this being a POC is also be an argument in support of this
> option. (If I end up not finding an easy way of doing this, then I may end up
> doi
On 22. Jan 2021, at 11:26, János Szigetvári wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> In a POC project I would need to create a new Ansible module that would need
> to work just like the command module, with the only difference being that it
> would need to prepend a command to the command line passed to it.
> Ho
Hi,
In a POC project I would need to create a new Ansible module that would
need to work just like the command module, with the only difference being
that it would need to prepend a command to the command line passed to it.
How would I need to get started with this? If we were talking in OOP te
