Previously (prior to v1.6.2) the Azure ARM builder had two delete functions
one that would run before any of the StepDelete* types, and one on deployment template
cleanup. The refactored coded re-introduces the logic from the previously removed
step in v1.6.1 as the main delete logic for the whole deployment
template. Ensuring that all deployed items are deleted before trying to
remove any managed disks.
This change moves all the deletion logic into the
step_deployment_template#Cleanup function to ensure that dependent steps
are only called once the created deployment items (i.e
StepDelateAdditionalDisks) have been deleted.
Test results before change
```
compute.DisksClient#Delete: Failure sending request: StatusCode=0 -- Original Error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=<nil> Code="OperationNotAllowed" Message="Disk pkrdd02e9rzzu5k-1 is attached to VM /subscriptions/1f90521a-24f6-4758-ac3d-88d869fb0bf5/resourceGroups/packer-acceptance-test/providers/Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/pkrvm02e9rzzu5k."
--- FAIL: TestBuilderAcc_ManagedDisk_Windows_Build_Resource_Group_Additional_Disk (454.00s)
FAIL
FAIL github.com/hashicorp/packer/builder/azure/arm 454.008s
```
Test results after change
```
--- PASS: TestBuilderAcc_ManagedDisk_Windows_Build_Resource_Group_Additional_Disk (563.56s)
```
Closes#10070
I've run into a few cases where running the full test suite for the ARM
builder would fail because of conflicting image names. This is a
workaround for now the bigger fix is to have the acceptance clean up any
created images.
Results before change
```
the managed image named testBuilderAccManagedDiskWindows-1603151855 already exists in the resource group packer-acceptance-test, use the -force option to automatically delete it.
--- FAIL: TestBuilderAcc_ManagedDisk_Windows_Build_Resource_Group (0.66s)
```
Results after change
```
PASS
ok github.com/hashicorp/packer/builder/azure/arm 2431.115s
```
* refactor aws get secrets function out to reuse it else where
* add aws_secretsmanager func and docs for HCL2
* fix GetSecret: allow to pick secret version
* add sshkey.Generate function that returns an sshkey.Pair to be used with openssh.
* add cmd/ssh-keygen/main.go for testing purposes
* add a test calling ssh.ParsePrivateKey & ssh.ParseAuthorizedKey (which is very
similar to what openssh would do to read a keypair)
The wrapping of the keys should be handled by crypto/x509.MarshalPKCS8PrivateKey
& x/crypto/ssh.NewPublicKey which does not work for ed25519 and dsa.
x509.MarshalPKCS8PrivateKey marshals ed25519 keys but the keys did not work with openssh.
x509.MarshalPKCS8PrivateKey does not handle dsa keys.
So I had to 'wrap' those manually by reading the code of the openssh package.
Note that ssh.NewPublicKey works with any keytype. I should probably do a PR to ssh to have a NewPrivateKey & Marshalling funcs
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