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For 'physical_host_addrs' to be able to be looked up by the connection
plugin it will need to be included in the 'task_vars' dictionary which
is eventually passed to the task executor. Moreover, we remove the now
obsoleted[1] 'set_host_overrides' function.
If the 'container_name' variable is available, it should take precedence
over 'inventory_hostname' for determining a container's name.
The 'container_user' variable is now set through 'set_options' instead
of a host variable and, when it is available, the connection plugin's
shell is initialized with a system writable temp directory to avoid
requiring additional privileges for the user.
The container check has been updated to also check 'container_name'
against 'ansible_host'. If these match, the container is only known by
an IP address and will require a direct SSH connection.
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README.rst
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OpenStack-Ansible plugins
These are the plugins the OpenStack-Ansible deployment project relies
on. The plugins can be added to any Ansible project by simply cloning
this repository and setting up the ansible.cfg file to
point at them as additional plugins for your project.