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Contributing to the Cloud Azure Ops Ansible Collection

We welcome community contributions to this collection. This guide provides clear instructions for contributors on how to set up their environment for contributing to the cloud.azure_ops Ansible Collection. If you find problems, please open an issue or create a Pull Request (PR) against this collection repository.

Prerequisites

Make sure you have the following installed on your Machine:

  1. Python3 and pip3
  2. Docker or Podman
    For more information on how containers are used with Ansible, refer to the Containers section in the Ansible Community Documentation.
    To allow managing Docker as a non-root user, refer to the Linux post-installation steps for Docker Engine.
  3. Ansible This can be installed by running pip3 install ansible

Environment Setup

To set up your environment for contributing to the Cloud Azure Ops Ansible Collection, follow these steps:

NOTE: Make sure to replace <working directory> with the actual path where you want to clone the repositories and set up your environment.

  1. Clone The "cloud.azure_ops" Ansible Collection:
    This repository, includes a variety of Ansible roles and playbooks to help automate the management of resources on Azure.

    git clone https://github.com/redhat-cop/cloud.azure_ops.git <working directory>/ansible_collections/cloud/azure_ops

  2. Clone the "Ansible collection for Azure" repository:
    The GitHub repository containing all Ansible Modules and Plugins for interacting with Azure that utilized by the Roles in this repository.

    git clone https://github.com/ansible-collections/azure.git <working directory>/ansible_collections/azure/azcollection

  3. Prepare Azure Configuration File:
    Prepare the Azure configuration file at <working directory>/ansible_collections/cloud/azure_ops/tests/integration/cloud-config-azure.ini. A template of this file is available in the Ansible repository. Populate the file with your appropriate credentials and resource group information.

Running tests

To run the tests, change directory into azure_ops directory:

   cd <working directory>/ansible_collections/cloud/azure_ops

Integration tests

Run Ansible Integration tests, using the following command:

   ansible-test integration --docker

To run a specific test, add the test name before the --docker flag:

   ansible-test integration <test name> --docker

The should be replaced with the specific folder name under <working directory>/ansible_collections/cloud/azure_ops/tests/integration/targets/ that you want to test.

Sanity tests

Run Ansible Sanity tests, using the following command:

   ansible-test sanity --docker

Lint tests

The project uses ansible-lint and black. To execute these tools, run:

  tox -e linters