Fix Issue #744 - semantic collision between linode and ansible tags #745
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…tags In order to suppress the warning about using ansible reserved words as variables, We inject the instance tags as "linode_tags" instead of "tags". This would be a breaking change, since references to linode "tags" would need to change to "linode_tags".
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📝 Description
There is a semantic collision between linode "tags" and ansible "tags", and modern ansible dutifully warns users when this conflict occurs.
In order to eliminate the warning (and the collision) about using ansible reserved words as variables, we inject the instance tags as "linode_tags" instead of "tags".
This would be a breaking change, since references to linode "tags" would need to change to "linode_tags" in dynamic inventory files (and possibly others).
✔️ How to Test
Simply note that "ansible-inventory --list" no longer generates a warning on ansible-core>=2.20.1.
How do I run the relevant unit/integration tests?
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