(self)
apply runs .plan() and then () provider methods and will actually
        make changes, as opposed to check(), which is a simulation.
apply runs .plan() and then () provider methods and will actually
        make changes, as opposed to check(), which is a simulation.
apply runs . plan () and then () provider methods and will actually make changes as opposed to check () which is a simulation .
def apply(self):
        """
        apply runs .plan() and then () provider methods and will actually
        make changes, as opposed to check(), which is a simulation.
        """
        self.run_all_policies(mode=APPLY)
def apply ( self ) : self . run_all_policies ( mode = APPLY )