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remove functionality which should have been removed for Ansible 2.9 #1508
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Small change requirements
public_ip_address_name: testPublicIP | ||
frontend_ip_configurations: | ||
- name: frontendipconf0 | ||
public_ip_address: testPublicIP |
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Add backend_address_pools. Before the deletion, backend_address_pools has a default value if it is not configured
public_ip_address: testPublicIP | |
public_ip_address: testPublicIP | |
backend_address_pools: | |
- name: backendaddrp0 |
public_ip_address_name: testPublicIP1 | ||
frontend_ip_configurations: | ||
- name: frontendipconf0 | ||
public_ip_address: testPublicIP1 |
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Add backend_address_pools. Before the deletion, backend_address_pools has a default value if it is not configured
public_ip_address: testPublicIP1 | |
public_ip_address: testPublicIP1 | |
backend_address_pools: | |
- name: backendaddrp0 |
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just to confirm, both load balancers will use the same backend address pool?
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Yes, you can define it differently. Thank you!
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so I should use different backends for each one:
+ backend_address_pools:
+ - name: backendaddrp0
and
+ backend_address_pools:
+ - name: backendaddrp1
I will run the integration tests again too just to make sure.
…y which should have been removed for Ansible 2.9 As found in #65745, these two modules contain options which were supposed to be removed in Ansible 2.9. Since the sanity check didn't find the corresponding module.deprecate() calls, no issue was created and these deprecations were apparently forgotten. Fixes ansible-collections#77
…y which should have been removed for Ansible 2.9 (ansible-collections#1508) As found in #65745, these two modules contain options which were supposed to be removed in Ansible 2.9. Since the sanity check didn't find the corresponding module.deprecate() calls, no issue was created and these deprecations were apparently forgotten. Fixes ansible-collections#77
SUMMARY
I pulled the code from this PR ansible/ansible#65749 and updated the integration test cases to pass.
Here is the original description:
As found in #65745, these two modules contain options which were supposed to be removed in Ansible 2.9. Since the sanity check didn't find the corresponding module.deprecate() calls, no issue was created and these deprecations were apparently forgotten.
Fixes #77
ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
azure_rm_loadbalancer
azure_rm_networkinterface
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The following integration tests were run
And all passed