All ansible actions should use fully-qualified collection name
mboersma opened this issue · 11 comments
What steps did you take and what happened:
Run make -C images/capi lint
and see that there are numerous warnings from ansible-lint
that the project is ignoring.
In particular, there are many "FQCN" warnings. It's safer and generally preferable to use the full name of ansible actions–that is, community.windows.win_firewall_rule
instead of just win_firewall_rule
, for example.
What did you expect to happen:
Running make -C images/capi lint
shouldn't result in any fqcn[action]
warnings.
Anything else you would like to add:
One way to accomplish this:
ansible-lint --fix=fqcn images/capi/ansible
make -C images/capi lint-ignore
git add images/capi
git commit -m "Ansible actions use fully-qualified collection names"
These commands:
- Tell the linter to fix this
fqcn
type of warning automatically - Regenerate the
.ansible-lint-ignore
file so these warnings won't be ignored in the future - Add all the changed files to version control and commit them.
Then run make -C images/capi lint
to ensure it's passing, and create a PR.
Environment:
N/A
/kind bug
/help
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In response to this:
What steps did you take and what happened:
Run
make -C images/capi lint
and see that there are numerous warnings fromansible-lint
that the project is ignoring.In particular, there are many "FQCN" warnings. It's safer and generally preferable to use the full name of ansible actions–that is,
community.windows.win_firewall_rule
instead of justwin_firewall_rule
, for example.What did you expect to happen:
Running
make -C images/capi lint
shouldn't result in anyfqcn[action]
warnings.Anything else you would like to add:
One way to accomplish this:
ansible-lint --fix=fqcn images/capi/ansible make -C images/capi lint-ignore git add images/capi git commit -m "Ansible actions use fully-qualified collection names"
Then run
make -C images/capi lint
to ensure it's passing, and create a PR.Environment:
N/A
/kind bug
/help
/good-first-issue
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Let's try to fix #1313 first, since fixing this will also include those changes and it would be saner to review separately.
I am new to contributing to opensource. I would like to take this up as my first issue.
/assign
@pranavp2005 I think @khannakshat7 claimed this one first, just fyi.
I think we should wait for #1338 to merge before making this change. Otherwise ansible-lint --fix=fqcn
will include several unrelated formatting changes.
@pranavp2005 I think @khannakshat7 claimed this one first, just fyi.
I think we should wait for #1338 to merge before making this change. Otherwise
ansible-lint --fix=fqcn
will include several unrelated formatting changes.
Okay, thank you for informing me.
@pranavp2005 we haven't heard anything from @khannakshat7 so if you're still available to take this on, please do. Sorry to slow things down.
Here are updated commands that should help to create this PR:
cd images/capi
rm .ansible-lint-ignore
ansible-lint --fix=fqcn ansible
make lint-ignore
git add .
git commit -m "Ansible actions use fully-qualified collection names"
/unassign
Can I work on this issue?
Sure thing! Thank you for offering!
/assign @jongwooo