Migrate to newer AnsibleRequires format #750
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Migrate the module_util requirements to the newer #AnsibleRequires format. This new format makes it easier to debug locally as it won't affect and of the runtime checks PowerShell itself does for modules.
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Looks like more changes need to happen in Ansible to achieve this migration :( |
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Migrate the module_util requirements to the newer #AnsibleRequires format. This new format makes it easier to debug locally as it won't affect and of the runtime checks PowerShell itself does for modules.
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