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(Backport 49037) Fix case where args or kwargs are not specified in loop state #55006

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@aplanas aplanas commented Oct 14, 2019

Backport to master of #49037

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aplanas commented Oct 15, 2019

Looks like that one fail in the centos6 test is in 'integration.modules.test_shadow.ShadowModuleTest', where the random users 'tu-XXXX' are expected, but not present in the system.

Is this a known error that is addressed somewhere else?

Edit: Seems to me that is some side-effect of test_lock_password and test_unlock_password, as all the tests running in between are failing (@s0undt3ch?)

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These do kind of seem like some flaky test failures we've seen before, @Dowz?

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mtlaird and others added 2 commits December 3, 2019 11:19
Currently, the m_ret line will error if the loop state definition does not specify values for args or kwargs, because None is neither iterable nor a map. If not specified, those values should be set to an empty list and empty dict.

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dwoz commented Dec 5, 2019

@aplanas @s0undt3ch They pass now, must be flaky tests. Merging

@dwoz dwoz merged commit 24a79f8 into saltstack:master Dec 5, 2019
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