feat: Change default isolation mode from 'restrictive' to 'cfg'#345
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feat: Change default isolation mode from 'restrictive' to 'cfg'#345cidrblock merged 3 commits intoansible:mainfrom
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- Update default isolation mode to 'cfg' in arg_parser.py - Update test cases to explicitly use 'restrictive' mode where needed - This makes the cfg isolation mode the default behavior for better workspace isolation
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Jul 25, 2025
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Closes: #338
Summary
This PR changes the default isolation mode from 'restrictive' to 'cfg' to provide better workspace isolation by default.
Changes Made
arg_parser.py--im restrictivewhere the restrictive mode behavior is specifically being testedWhy This Change?
The 'cfg' isolation mode provides better workspace isolation by creating/updating an ansible.cfg file in the current working directory. This approach is more user-friendly and provides clearer workspace boundaries compared to the 'restrictive' mode.
Testing
--imflagImpact
--im restrictiveif needed