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This is required if you want to use this module for objects where the name is not unique. This happened to me in a folder structure where we first had the environment type (prod/test/dev) and below this structure the service type (web/database etc.).
In this structure we had multiple folders with eg. the name database (/dev/database and /prod/database) and those folders could not be identified by their name.
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SUMMARY
You can now pass a path as object_name to identify an object where the name is not unique
Fixes #1217
ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
vmware_object_role_permission
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
This is required if you want to use this module for objects where the name is not unique. This happened to me in a folder structure where we first had the environment type (prod/test/dev) and below this structure the service type (web/database etc.).
In this structure we had multiple folders with eg. the name database (/dev/database and /prod/database) and those folders could not be identified by their name.