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Support the include_host_filters #1347
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Small change request!
Co-authored-by: Fred-sun <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Fred-sun <[email protected]>
All the changes have been applied. |
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small change request!
Co-authored-by: Fred-sun <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Fred-sun <[email protected]>
I am curious, is there a lint tool that you are using to find this format error? |
@xu001186 In addition to the module doing the desired result correctly, we need to do a check on sanity and lint formatting. You can do this with the following command. Thank you!
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@xu001186 Please help fix the follow sanity erorr! Thank you very much!
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@xu001186 Thanks for your udpate! I will push for merge as soon as possible! |
The azure_rm inventory currently only supports the blacklist filter through exclude_host_filter; the include_host_filters is added to support the whitelist filter. By default, include_host_filters is set to [true] to avoid impacting any of the existing azure_rm inventory configurations.