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Currently when, for example, the create queue manager task runs, ansible will return a state of ok
It might be better for it to return a state of changed to indicate to the user that the state of their MQ deployment has indeed changed.
With create queue manager returning a state of ok if the queue manager already exists.
This same principle should be applied to the other tasks that use the queue manager module.
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Currently when, for example, the create queue manager task runs, ansible will return a state of
ok
It might be better for it to return a state of
changed
to indicate to the user that the state of their MQ deployment has indeed changed.With create queue manager returning a state of
ok
if the queue manager already exists.This same principle should be applied to the other tasks that use the queue manager module.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: