def is_update_necessary(self, existing_resources):
update_model = self.get_update_model()
protection_rules = self.get_update_model_dict_for_idempotence_check(
update_model)
# Oracle has a pre-defined set of resources already defined. Update can only edit only some of them. So compare
# only with the resources that are being modified.
if existing_resources:
protection_rules_keys = [
protection_rule.get("key")
for protection_rule in protection_rules
]
existing_resources = [
existing_resource for existing_resource in existing_resources
if existing_resource.get("key") in protection_rules_keys
]
update_is_necessary = not oci_common_utils.compare_lists(
protection_rules, existing_resources)
_debug(
"is update necessary for {resource_type}: {update_is_necessary}".
format(
resource_type=self.resource_type,
update_is_necessary=update_is_necessary,
))
return update_is_necessary
def patch(self):
existing_zone_records = self.get_resource().data
patched_resource = self.patch_resource()
patched_zone_records = self.get_resource().data
changed = not oci_common_utils.compare_lists(
to_dict(patched_zone_records), to_dict(existing_zone_records))
return self.prepare_result(
changed=changed,
resource_type=self.resource_type,
resource=to_dict(patched_resource.items),
)
def is_update_necessary(self, existing_resources):
update_model = self.get_update_model()
whitelists = self.get_update_model_dict_for_idempotence_check(
update_model)
update_is_necessary = not oci_common_utils.compare_lists(
whitelists, existing_resources)
_debug(
"is update necessary for {resource_type}: {update_is_necessary}".
format(
resource_type=self.resource_type,
update_is_necessary=update_is_necessary,
))
return update_is_necessary
