Community package requirements: sanity tests (DCNE-262)

[gotmax23]

(Note: This issue was filed in a semi-automated fashion on behalf of the Ansible Community Steering Committee. Let me know if you see errors in this issue.)

As per the Ansible community package inclusion requirements, collections must pass ansible-test sanity tests. Version 2.10.1 of cisco.aci, corresponding to the v2.10.1 tag in this repo, fails one or more of the required sanity tests.

Please see the errors below and address them. If these issues aren't addressed within a reasonable time period, the collection may be subject to removal from Ansible.

Please fix the issues identified below and then create a new Galaxy release so the fixes are caught in the next round of automated testing.

Thank you for your efforts and for being part of the Ansible package! We appreciate it.

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Sanity tests

The following tests were run using ansible-test version 2.18.0:

• ansible-doc
• compile
• validate-modules
• yamllint

Note that this is only a subset of the required sanity tests. Please make sure you run them in all in your CI.

Results

💡 NOTE:

Check the [explain] links below for more information about each test and how to fix failures.
See Sanity Tests: Ignores in the dev guide if, after reading the test-specific documentation, you still believe an error is a false positive.

The test ansible-test sanity --test validate-modules [explain] failed with 3 errors:

plugins/modules/aci_cloud_subnet.py:0:0: parameter-documented-aliases-differ: Argument 'address' in argument_spec has names 'address', but its documentation has names 'address', 'subnet'
plugins/modules/aci_cloud_subnet.py:0:0: parameter-documented-aliases-differ: Argument 'name' in argument_spec has names 'name', 'subnet', but its documentation has names 'name'
plugins/modules/aci_l3out_extsubnet.py:0:0: parameter-documented-aliases-differ: Argument 'extepg' in argument_spec has names 'extepg', 'extepg_name', 'name', but its documentation has names 'extepg', 'extepg_name'