Added inventory_hostname as an acceptable connection variable #101
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Thank you for this contribution! We're looking into it and will update this once it's been incorporated into a release. We currently have releases pending so it's acceptance can't be estimated at this time but your patience is appreciated! Thank you! |
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I just did the edit on the file manually on my end, while waiting for the PR to be merged. |
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This fixes issue #99
Adding
inventory_hostnameas an acceptable connection variable inplugins/connection/aoscx.pyfixes the issue when hostnames/FQDNs are specified in the inventory file.