ceph_config: add support for removing config options#29
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This PR adds support for removing Ceph configuration overrides via the
ceph_config Ansible module by introducing a new
action: remove, whichinvokes
ceph config rmunder the hood.This allows users to explicitly delete existing configuration overrides
instead of overwriting them, enabling clean rollbacks to inherited or
default configuration values. The removal operation is implemented in an
idempotent manner: if no override exists for the given daemon and option,
the task is a no-op.
The implementation is consistent with existing command construction logic
(using build_base_cmd_shell) and fully respects Ansible check mode semantics,
ensuring that configuration removals can be safely previewed without
mutating cluster state.
Fixes #28.