- sync with upstream spec file (especially for RHEL & Fedora builds)
- ran spec-cleaner
- remove old SUSE targets (SLE-11, Leap 42.3 and below)
This simplifies the spec file and makes building easier
- Additional required packages for building:
+ python-boto3 and python-botocore for Amazon EC2
+ python-jmespath for json queries
+ python-memcached for cloud modules and local caching of JSON
formatted, per host records
+ python-redis for cloud modules and local caching of JSON
formatted, per host records
+ python-requests for many web-based modules (cloud, network,
netapp)
=> as the need for those packages depends on the usage of the
tool, they are just recommended on openSUSE/SUSE machines
- made dependencies for gitlab, vmware and winrm modules configurable,
as most of their dependencies are not (yet) available on current
openSUSE/SUSE distributions
- exclude /usr/bin/pwsh from the automatic dependency generation,
as the Windows Power Shell is not available (yet) on openSUSE/SUSE
- build additional docs and split up ansible-doc package;
moving changelogs, contrib and example directories there
- prepare for building HTML documentation, but disable this per
default for the moment, as not all package dependencies are available
in openSUSE/SUSE (yet)
- package some test scripts with executable permissions

- update to version 2.9.2
maintenance release containing numerous bugfixes