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After giving up on this I decided to reinstall one last time the whole google-cloud-sdk suite, but this time using the snap version. Installing it via snap solved the issue for me. I think this points to some issue with my environment that was bypassed thanks to the snap containerization.

So no clear answer here, but if anyone is experiencing the same problem giving a chance to snap may solve the issue as it did for me

You should try to use a module, but as you say you can not do that, here is how to do it without using one:

from_yaml will parse valid yaml into a dictionary. Your data is not in the yaml-format, so from_yaml does not work.

If you need to use the openssl-command, you will need to use a regex to parse the data. You can do that by using grep in the shell-module or the regex_search filter in ansible. As we want to use as much ansible as possible, I'll show how to do it with a filter:

The best method is to use XMLTABLE. Here you can easily specify the namespaces.

The .update() method doesn't save any files into the storage. You need to use the models save method. Also don't use try-except in such a way a simple if would suffice or you can simply use .get(). Since your model Dealer has a One to One relationship with user you can simply get the dealer as user.dealer. Try this:

Since you’re asking for a pointer and not a solution: it’s almost certainly that powershell doesn’t know where to find the trust store of certificate authorities to trust. Figuring out how to tell it where the trust store is, or figuring out how to tell invoke-webrequest with a specific certificate is where I would start.

Assuming your posted XML is a copy/paste issue with missing closing of root element opening, your other main issue is the classic XML parsing issue which involves parsing nodes under a default namespace which includes any attribute starting with xmlns without a colon separated prefix like xmlns:doc="...".

As a result, you need to define a temporary namespace prefix in Python to parse each named element which you can do with a dictionary passed into findall (not find_all).

The to() syntax you are using is not quite right. A modulator like to() expects the traversal you provide it to produce a single Vertex not a list. So, given V(identityIds) only the first vertex returned from that list of ids will be used to construct the edge. Step modulators like to(), by(), etc. tend to work like that.

You would want to reverse your approach to:

If the datasource is working, you didn't miss anything. Do you use the built in warpscript editor ? Make sure you ticked the "WarpScript Editor" checkbox:

Then, do the simplest FETCH request you can do, or copy paste the code you did in VSCode.

You can define your own variables too in the datasource configuration. It is usefull for tokens.

I just setup Grafana 7.3.6 + ovh plugin to check, it seems there is no regression issue.

The full WarpScript can be found in the browser console.

The header error is linked to Grafana 7, no problem with Grafana 6.x. Install Grafana 6.x if you want WarpSript detailed errors.

Edit: Issue is now fixed and merged into ovh github master.

If you want to test another Warp 10 data source, you can use the credential and advices in this article. You just need to go before covid lockdown to find relevant office beertender data...

You cannot easily upsample as this is a multilabel case (what I've missed from the post originally).

What you can do is give 1 way higher weights, something like this: