Ignore var-naming[pattern] to foreign role vars #4230
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The changes to the utils.py's _rolepath were to enable the function to handle fully qualified collection names (FQCNs). Otherwise, the function would be unable to parse the role name from the FQCN returning basedir as the role_path. This can result in additional files with violations being returned by the _look_for_role_files function.
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Fixes #4095.
When working on this issue, I ran into another bug when writing a test case to test my solution to the issue. The bug I ran into was when running a test case that would lint a playbook from
./examples/playbooksthat contained ainclude_role/import_roletask with a FQCN role as its argument. I noticed that the test case would pick up violations from other lintables that I didn't specify as an argument to myrunnerinstance. I suspect this is because_rolepathcurrently doesn't handle FQCNs, which results in thebasedirbeing returned and can cause_look_for_role_filesto return additional unexpected files. This can be seen when runningpytest test/test_utils.py::test_find_children_in_playbookfrom another fork branch I made to showcase this https://github.com/cavcrosby/ansible-lint/tree/ignore-foreign-role-vars-revert-utils. The changes to fix said bug are consolidated intoutils.py.To add, said bug probably won't affect an end user unless they purposefully contain violations in their Ansible yaml like in the case of
ansible-lint. That said, I would think we would want to address this for development purposes.