# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
network_provider:     "{{ network_provider_default }}"
network_connections:  []

# The python-gobject-base packag depends on the python version and
# distribution:
# - python-gobject-base on RHEL7 (no python2-gobject-base :-/)
# - python-gobject-base or python2-gobject-base on Fedora 27
# - python3-gobject-base on Fedora 28+
network_service_name_default_nm: NetworkManager
network_packages_default_nm: [ ethtool, NetworkManager, "python{{ ansible_python['version']['major'] | replace('2', '') }}-gobject-base"]

network_service_name_default_initscripts: network
network_packages_default_initscripts: [ ethtool ]


# The user can explicitly set host variables "network_provider",
# "network_service_name" and "network_packages".
#
# Usually, the user only wants to select the "network_provider"
# (or not set it at all and let it be autodetected via the
# internal variable "{{ network_provider_default }}". Hence,
# depending on the "network_provider", a different set of
# service-name and packages is chosen.
#
# That is done via the internal "_network_provider_setup" dictionary.
# If the user doesn't explicitly set "network_service_name" or
# "network_packages" (which he usually wouldn't), then the defaults
# from "network_service_name_default_*" and "network_packages_default_*"
# apply. These values are hard-coded in this file, but they also could
# be overwritten as host variables or via vars/*.yml.
_network_provider_setup:
    nm:
        service_name: "{{ network_service_name_default_nm }}"
        packages:     "{{ network_packages_default_nm }}"
    initscripts:
        service_name: "{{ network_service_name_default_initscripts }}"
        packages:     "{{ network_packages_default_initscripts }}"

network_packages:     "{{ _network_provider_setup[network_provider]['packages'] }}"
network_service_name: "{{ _network_provider_setup[network_provider]['service_name'] }}"