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The redhat-subscription ansible module doesn't cover the case when a system is already registered via Satellite and we try to upgrade it's repositories to a new version providing a different activation key. The role will catch that the system is already registered and it won't register the new activation key. This patch passes the rhsm_force_registration option when invoking redhat-subscription during an upgrade. This way the system will be unregistered and registered again, activating the new key passed. Change-Id: I9cd35882e5db47d22df8a456749188c17b48e451 Closes-Bug: #1807987 |
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| ipsec.yaml | ||
| kubernetes-master.yaml | ||
| kubernetes-worker.yaml | ||
| openshift-cns.yaml | ||
| openshift-infra.yaml | ||
| openshift-master.yaml | ||
| openshift-node.yaml | ||
| openshift-worker.yaml | ||
| README.rst | ||
| rhsm.yaml | ||
| skydive-agent.yaml | ||
| skydive-analyzer.yaml | ||
Externally Installed Services
The services in this directory and the Ansible hook they use (external_deploy_tasks) are currently considered experimental.