Add LinuxAdmin::NetworkInterface.list #249
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| ip_link = Common.run!(Common.cmd("ip"), :params => ["--json", "link"]) |
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NOTE I think the --json output format would be helpful for e.g. ip addr show also which currently does some regex parsing of the output but I wanted to leave that for a standalone PR
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I think you're looking for the In all seriousness though, |
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code-wise LGTM - There are a lot of rubocop issues, and I wasn't sure if the new code was just following an existing pattern, or if this should be cleaned up. |
Yeah that is just how the specs are currently written so I wanted to keep it looking consistent. |
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Merged #252 252, but now this is conflict |
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Yes this added some ip command mocks so conflict was expected |
Previously there wasn't a method for listing interfaces on the system, which was okay because we assumed an eth0 was available but as we move away from that and use the standard predictable network interface names it would be helpful to get a list.
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Checked commit agrare@5204709 with ruby 3.1.5, rubocop 1.56.3, haml-lint 0.51.0, and yamllint |
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Breaking Changes: - Use --json for ip command output #251 Added: - Add network interface loopback #254 - Add LinuxAdmin::NetworkInterface.list #249 Changed: - Parse config file on NetworkInterface#reload #253 Test: - Use ruby 3.1 and rails 7 for code coverage #250 - Fix rubocop warnings in NetworkInterface Spec #252 - Update paambaati/codeclimate-action action to v8 #248
Previously there wasn't a method for listing interfaces on the system, which was okay because we assumed an eth0 was available but as we move away from that and use the standard predictable network interface names it would be helpful to get a list.
This can be followed up with attributes indicating if an interface is a LOOPBACK type and if the interface is the dev registered for the default route.
Related ManageIQ/manageiq-appliance-build#573