Replace ip_version check with ansible test

[xbezdick]

Instead of checking ip_version variable we should check the input address for ip version and select code path based on that.

This solves ceph adoption with mixed ipv6 and ipv4 networks.

Resolves: rhbz#2186226

[fultonj]

LGTM

[fmount]

Thanks

[fmount]

@guits can you review this patch when you have the chance?

[asm0deuz]

@xbezdick why not set ip_version to ivp4? cephadm_mgmt_network shouldn't be used in the condition to chose between ipv4 or ipv6

[asm0deuz]

jenkins test centos-non_container-update

[asm0deuz]

jenkins test centos-non_container-all_daemons

[asm0deuz]

jenkins test centos-non_container-switch_to_containers

[asm0deuz]

jenkins test centos-non_container-purge

[guits]

that looks good to me, I don't see any issue with this patch.
I let @asm0deuz take a final look

[asm0deuz]

jenkins test centos-non_container-all_daemons

[asm0deuz]

@xbezdick LGTM as well but could you sign-off your commit? Thx

[ktdreyer]

As we found in rhbz#2207872, now that we use ansible-core from RHEL 8, we should track each new Ansible community module dependency in ceph-ansible.spec.in.

[ktdreyer]

It's actually even more complicated. ceph-ansible still uses Ansible 2.9 downstream. Did you develop this and test it with Ansible 2.14?

[ktdreyer]

It's actually even more complicated. ceph-ansible still uses Ansible 2.9 downstream. Did you develop this and test it with Ansible 2.14?

I see now, when I install the ansible-collection-ansible-utils RPM, it works. So we need to add this to ceph-ansible.spec.in.