No worries, when you run the windows-integration tests it will load the
inventory file I mentioned. You can't use Python modules on Windows hosts
as it will either fail with a send input error or the one you see with
ANSIBALLZ.
Glad you got it working though, good luck with the testing.
Your help is really appreciated and it's helping me understand better how
the testing framework works.
It ended up being my fault (what else) I confused the include tests tasks
and it was doing the setup with the copy instead of win_copy command.
Maybe the test runner is forcing everything to
Your help is really appreciated and it's helping me understand better how
the testing framework works.
It ended up being my fault (what else) I confused the include tests tasks
and it was doing the setup with the copy instead of win_copy command.
Thanks
On Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at
The win_xml module lives in a forked repo and has been pending to be merged for
some months https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/26404.
I'm using it in my deployments and I was considering continuing the original
work to see if it can be merged.
It is a PS module but with what you have
On Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 11:16:28 PM UTC-8, Guillem Sola wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to run some integration tests from ubuntu against a windows10
> host with
>
> ./ansible-test windows-integration -v win_xml --allow-destructive
>
> Test tasks starts but it complains
>
> fatal:
