[BUG]: Same warning message but in 2 different states

[Tclemento]

Bug Description

I launch the iDRAC update on a personal catalog. The dirac is already up to date. I launched on the 2 hosts who have an idrac card.

I have the same message 'Unable to complete the operation because the catalog name entered has either unsupported firmware packages or same version installed on the server.' But I received this message in two different states: OK and Failed.

Attached the capture:

Component or Module Name

idrac_firmware

Ansible Version

Ansible 8.3.0

Python Version

Python 3.9.16

iDRAC/OME/OME-M version

omsdk 1.2.509 Idrac version (Both hosts) 6.10.80.00

Operating System

RHEL 9

Playbook Used

• name: Update firmware dellemc.openmanage.idrac_firmware: idrac_ip: "{{ idrac_ip }}" idrac_user: "{{ idrac_user }}" idrac_password: "{{ idrac_pass }}" validate_certs: False ignore_cert_warning: True share_name: 'https://{{server_ip}}' catalog_file_name: "iDRAC_Catalog.xml" apply_update: True register: idrac_inventory delegate_to: localhost

Logs

• "A scheduled Update from Repository completed and no applicable updates were found."
• "Unable to complete the operation because the catalog name entered has either unsupported firmware packages or same version installed on the server."

Steps to Reproduce

Launch the playbook with module idrac_firmware.

Expected Behavior

It must be a single state (OK or failed but not both)

Actual Behavior

Two different states: OK and Failed for same message

Screenshots

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Additional Information

No response

[ShivamSh3]

I tried this scenario in my machine and was not able to reproduce this error. @Tclemento

Please download the latest version of collections and retry.

[Tclemento]

It’s still the same.

I upgraded the collection to version 8.6.0.

[ShivamSh3]

I tried on my machine with the latest collection 8.6.0, but I was not able to reproduce the error.

[sachin-apa]

@Tclemento We verified it twice and couldn't reproduce this in our system, Please go to Dell Support, enter your Servicetag and then raise a technical support request. You must have an existing and valid warranty on your server before you can raise a SR.