We do that all the time with local_action, module: git or module:
subversion, and then synchronize onto the server, in a two -step process.
Some internal servers just do not have a route into the internet. The local
dir is then ignored in .gitignore or svnprop svn:ignore.
Random example:
Same problem here.
$ echo $ANSIBLE_CONFIG
./users/tobias.wolf/ansible.cfg
$ grep role users/tobias.wolf/ansible.cfg
roles_path = ./roles
ERROR! the role 'actions/common-handlers' was not found in ...
/home/towolf/src/ansible/users/tobias.wolf/roles
On Friday, September 2, 2016 at 9:51:08 AM
2016 at 8:11 AM, Tobias Wolf <tow...@gmail.com
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>> We had this discussion over lunch, i.e., we pondered how we could get
>> ansible to trigger etckeeper on each host at the conclusion of the
>> playbook. We excluded handlers because handlers are not exec
For one thing, once my apt module pull request #2944 gets merged you can
use « --check --diff » to see the list of packages to be upgraded.
On Thursday, February 11, 2016 at 8:10:56 PM UTC+1, Johannes Kastl wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> is it
We had this discussion over lunch, i.e., we pondered how we could get
ansible to trigger etckeeper on each host at the conclusion of the
playbook. We excluded handlers because handlers are not executed once a
playbook fails.
Did you find a way to cleanly create a hook like this with having to
