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Support float for "allowed_bandwidth_gb" parameter in server info APIs response. #35
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Thanks @alexander-gridnev for the fix and @jmatraszek for the report and test: I will have a look at it asap. Please note, this collection has modules using an deprecated Vultr API and I am about to officially deprecate the collection in favor the new collection https://github.com/vultr/ansible-collection-vultr (which I also maintain). Please consider to switch. |
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Got this issue trailofbits/algo#14569 during deploying to vultr. Vultr API returns float values for "allowed_bandwidth_gb" parameter, which is not documented, but currently is actual.
Example of https://api.vultr.com/v1/server/list response:
"allowed_bandwidth_gb":"341.333"