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Ansible fixes b0.72 #3407
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The argument gives errors now, so delete it.
The pbench repo contains RPMs for pbench-sysstat and screen (the latter for *some* distros, mainly RHEL8 - RHEL9 picks up screen from EPEL). The pbench-<version> repo contains the RPM for the latest release of pbench-agent (and possibly a server RPM although we don't install RPMs for the server: containers have taken over).
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Looks OK to me as far as I can tell (just so long as the change from username to user was intended...).
Regarding the failing tests....
TestUpload.test_bad_metadata_uploadseems to be failing because of a change to the time format (the test is looking for the time zone offset to be preceded by a+but the error from the Server has a space there);TestServerAudit.test_get_status_startand the other two failing tests are receiving half as many audit events as they are expecting.
But, I don't see how the changes in this PR prompt either of those failure modes...which suggests that something external is biting us again.
agent/ansible/collection/roles/pbench_repo_install/defaults/main.yml
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Forward port of distributed-system-analysis#3407 from b0.72. * The `ansible.builtin.command' module does not take a warn argument The argument gives errors now, so delete it. * There are now two repos for pbench-agent The pbench repo contains RPMs for pbench-sysstat and screen (the latter for *some* distros, mainly RHEL8 - RHEL9 picks up screen from EPEL). The pbench-<version> repo contains the RPM for the latest release of pbench-agent (and possibly a server RPM although we don't install RPMs for the server: containers have taken over).
Forward port of distributed-system-analysis#3407 from b0.72. * The `ansible.builtin.command' module does not take a warn argument The argument gives errors now, so delete it. * There are now two repos for pbench-agent The pbench repo contains RPMs for pbench-sysstat and screen (the latter for *some* distros, mainly RHEL8 - RHEL9 picks up screen from EPEL). The pbench-<version> repo contains the RPM for the latest release of pbench-agent (and possibly a server RPM although we don't install RPMs for the server: containers have taken over).
Forward port of #3407 from b0.72. * The `ansible.builtin.command' module does not take a warn argument The argument gives errors now, so delete it. * There are now two repos for pbench-agent The pbench repo contains RPMs for pbench-sysstat and screen (the latter for *some* distros, mainly RHEL8 - RHEL9 picks up screen from EPEL). The pbench-<version> repo contains the RPM for the latest release of pbench-agent (and possibly a server RPM although we don't install RPMs for the server: containers have taken over).
Fixes #3406
commandmodule raises: it does not like thewarnargument any longer, so delete the argument.