ansible-later/ansiblelater/rules/CheckDeprecatedBareVars.py

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# Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Will Thames <will@thames.id.au>
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import os
from ansiblelater.rule import RuleBase
from ansiblelater.utils import has_glob, has_jinja
class CheckDeprecatedBareVars(RuleBase):
sid = "ANSIBLE0027"
description = "Deprecated bare variables in loops must not be used"
helptext = (
"bare var '{barevar}' in '{loop_type}' must use full var syntax '{{{{ {barevar} }}}}' "
"or be converted to a list"
)
types = ["playbook", "task", "handler"]
def check(self, candidate, settings):
tasks, self.errors = self.get_normalized_tasks(candidate, settings)
if not self.errors:
for task in tasks:
loop_type = next((key for key in task if key.startswith("with_")), None)
if not loop_type:
continue
if loop_type in [
"with_nested",
"with_together",
"with_flattened",
"with_filetree",
"with_community.general.filetree",
]:
# These loops can either take a list defined directly in the task
# or a variable that is a list itself. When a single variable is used
# we just need to check that one variable, and not iterate over it like
# it's a list. Otherwise, loop through and check all items.
items = task[loop_type]
if not isinstance(items, (list, tuple)):
items = [items]
for var in items:
self._matchvar(var, task, loop_type)
elif loop_type == "with_subelements":
self._matchvar(task[loop_type][0], task, loop_type)
elif loop_type in ["with_sequence", "with_ini", "with_inventory_hostnames"]:
pass
else:
self._matchvar(task[loop_type], task, loop_type)
return self.Result(candidate.path, self.errors)
def _matchvar(self, varstring, task, loop_type):
if isinstance(varstring, str) and not has_jinja(varstring):
valid = loop_type == "with_fileglob" and bool(
has_jinja(varstring) or has_glob(varstring),
)
valid |= loop_type == "with_filetree" and bool(
has_jinja(varstring) or varstring.endswith(os.sep),
)
if not valid:
self.errors.append(
self.Error(
task["__line__"],
self.helptext.format(barevar=varstring, loop_type=loop_type),
)
)