Fixes #24163 - Power Action does not do anything #183
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The playbook first runs 'echo' of 'shutdown host' - that fails because
that returns -1 'Failed to parse time specification:' ('host' is not a
valid time specification)
I don't find much of an use for that line, so the template currently
just runs the action and works.
dLobatog
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Tests are green, it skipped mysql. The fix works as expected. Thanks @dLobatog, merging. |
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The playbook first runs 'echo' of 'shutdown host' - that fails because
that returns -1 'Failed to parse time specification:' ('host' is not a
valid time specification)
I don't find much of an use for that line, so the template currently
just runs the action and works.