fix: Move mount calls to a shared include task file - #660
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…in-blivet.yml into an include_mount.yml helper called with include_tasks. Reason: On ansible 2.9 an unresolvable ansible.posix FQCN in a statically parsed task file aborts play parsing even when the task is skipped by "when"; a dynamic include defers parsing to runtime so the skipped FQCN is never resolved. Result: The role uses the proper ansible.posix.mount FQCN while still running on ansible 2.9 with older-python managed nodes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe mount management tasks now include a shared helper. The helper selects ChangesMount module selection
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In `@tasks/include_mount.yml`:
- Line 13: Update both mount tasks using __storage_mount_args to set no_log from
the storage_secure_logging variable, and define storage_secure_logging as true
in defaults/main.yml. Preserve the existing mount arguments and task behavior.
- Line 12: Update the relevant tests/tests_*.yml scenarios to cover both absent
and non-absent mount cases under Python 2 and Python 3, explicitly exercising
the mount_python_27 and ansible.posix.mount selection branches.
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| # On managed nodes with python 2 (EL7 with ansible 2.9, where the ansible.posix | ||
| # collection cannot be installed), use the dependency-free vendored | ||
| # mount_python_27 module, which retains python 2 support. | ||
| - name: Manage mount - python 2 |
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rg -n -C 3 'include_mount|mount_python_27|ansible\.posix\.mount|__storage_mount_args' tasks tests defaults vars README.md 2>/dev/null || true
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for f in tests/tests_change_mount.yml tests/tests_remove_mount.yml tests/tests_change_disk_mount.yml tests/tests_default.yml; do
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fi
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rg -n -C 3 "python_version|mount_python_27|ansible\.posix\.mount|storage_mount|mounts:|state: (mounted|absent|unmounted)" tests tasks molecule 2>/dev/null || trueRepository: linux-system-roles/storage
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Add coverage for both mount-module branches.
Update tests/tests_*.yml to run absent and non-absent mount cases on Python 2 and Python 3. Existing mount tests do not explicitly exercise the new mount_python_27 and ansible.posix.mount selection paths.
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In `@tasks/include_mount.yml` at line 12, Update the relevant tests/tests_*.yml
scenarios to cover both absent and non-absent mount cases under Python 2 and
Python 3, explicitly exercising the mount_python_27 and ansible.posix.mount
selection branches.
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| # collection cannot be installed), use the dependency-free vendored | ||
| # mount_python_27 module, which retains python 2 support. | ||
| - name: Manage mount - python 2 | ||
| mount_python_27: "{{ __storage_mount_args }}" # noqa args[module] |
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rg -n -C 3 'storage_secure_logging|__storage_mount_args|mount_info\[' defaults tasks README.mdRepository: linux-system-roles/storage
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Add parameterized log suppression for mount arguments.
__storage_mount_args can include credential-bearing opts. Set no_log: "{{ storage_secure_logging }}" on both mount tasks and define storage_secure_logging: true in defaults/main.yml.
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In `@tasks/include_mount.yml` at line 13, Update both mount tasks using
__storage_mount_args to set no_log from the storage_secure_logging variable, and
define storage_secure_logging as true in defaults/main.yml. Preserve the
existing mount arguments and task behavior.
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| include_tasks: include_mount.yml | ||
| vars: | ||
| __storage_mount_args: | ||
| src: "{{ mount_info['src'] | default(omit) }}" |
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I think omit only works in the context of the actual module call - it passes a special per-module value to the module that the module knows to ignore - it does not tell Ansible/yaml/jinja to actually omit the key/value pair from the list of arguments. I think the behavior is undefined, and possibly depends on which version of Ansible you are using, when there is no src in mount_info.
One way to do this cleanly is kind of ugly:
vars:
# put the required arguments in the dict first, then conditionally add the
# optional arguments
__storage_mount_args: "{{ {'path': mount_info['path'], 'state': mount_info['state']} | combine(__maybe_src) | combine(__maybe_fstype) | combine(__maybe_opts) }}"
__maybe_src: "{{ {'src': mount_info['src']} if mount_info.get('src', '') | length > 0 else {} }}"
__maybe_fstype: "{{ {'fstype': mount_info['fstype']} if mount_info.get('fstype', '') | length > 0 else {} }}"
__maybe_opts: "{{ {'opts': mount_info['opts']} if mount_info.get('opts', '') | length > 0 else {} }}"There was a problem hiding this comment.
actually, in this case, using omit might just work - because you are using omit in the vars definition and because vars use lazy evaluation, the omit will not be evaluated until the module context
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Enhancement: Move the vendored and ansible.posix mount calls in main-blivet.yml into a shared include_mount.yml that is pulled in with include_tasks, passing module arguments as a single dict variable.
Reason: An ansible.posix FQCN in a statically parsed task file aborts play parsing on ansible 2.9 even when the task is skipped, which previously forced bare module names with an fqcn lint suppression.
Result: The collection module is now referenced by FQCN and only parsed at runtime, keeping ansible 2.9 support while dropping the bare-name workaround.
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