Stewart McLaughlin

" Test the output for present when Queue Manager does exist " - Failing

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TASK [set queue manager running when it is in present state] *********************************** ok: [fyre] TASK [dump test output] ************************************************************************ ok: [fyre] => { "msg": { "changed": false, "failed": false, "failed_when_result":...

Improve return code and message handling in queue manager module

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This has needed doing for a long time now. Essentially the way that the return code and messages are handled in the queue manager module is a mix of simply...

Error handling for the queue manager module doesn't work if multiple queue managers are supplied

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When supplying a queue manager name for the the module, you can supply multiple using a list e.g. `['qmgr1', 'qmgr2']` The problem currently is that while the queue manager module...

Required for configuring multiple queue managers with different configurations

Create a new function that can be used for a user to refresh desired queue managers.

Currently you have to supply a MQSC file in order to apply configuration settings etc... Potentially using templating, (maybe Jinja) would be a good way to abstract this out. Allowing...

Currently when, for example, the create queue manager task runs, ansible will return a state of `ok` It might be better for it to return a state of `changed` to...

Add functionality to the queue manager module that will reset the desired queue manager

Test does work however it will throw an error if you are using root as the user. Relatively simple fix to have a become to change the user to the...