Currently if any of the servers in the inventory do not work with the
selected `connect_with` mode, the script exits and returns 0 servers.
This can happen for example if one of your servers does not have a public
ipv4 address, but you set `connect_with: public_ipv4` (default).
This commit changes the behaviour to log a warning message, and just skip
setting `ansible_host` for this server. This server will not be reachable
by ansible by default, but users can use `compose` to override the
`ansible_host` that we set based on the other variables.
This can be used in the `compose`, `groups` and `keyed_groups` settings
to dynamically build the inventory.
It also makes it possible for the user to override the `ansible_host`
in `compose`, based on wether or not the server has a public ipv4 address,
with fallback to the address in a specific private network.
* add status as an option to filter the server list
* Update plugins/inventory/hcloud.py
fix the sanity check
Co-authored-by: Lukas Kämmerling <github@lukas-kaemmerling.de>
Co-authored-by: Tagir Bakirov <tagir.bakirov@reservix.de>
Co-authored-by: Lukas Kämmerling <github@lukas-kaemmerling.de>
* Tidy up files
* Add Sanity ignore files
* Use master as branch name instead of main
* Use targets in integration jobs
* Remove tests/sanity/requirements.txt (not used by ansible-test)
* sanity: prevent import exception for inventory script
Co-authored-by: David Moreau Simard <moi@dmsimard.com>
