54 lines
2.3 KiB
YAML
54 lines
2.3 KiB
YAML
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version: '3'
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vars:
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ROLE_NAME: '{{.GALAXY_NAMESPACE}}.{{.GALAXY_ROLE_NAME}}'
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tasks:
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playbook:
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desc: Symlink all the roles in the roles/ folder to ~/.ansible/roles
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summary: |
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# Symlink each role to `~/.ansible/roles/{{.GALAXY_NAMESPACE}}.role_name`
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In the playbook, roles are sometimes referred to by their folder name and in other cases
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they are referred to with their namespace prepended (e.g. `{{.GALAXY_NAMESPACE}}.role_name`).
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This can cause issues so, in order for everything to work, each folder needs to be symlinked
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to `~/.ansible/roles` with the namespace prepended.
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log:
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error: Encountered an error while symlinking the roles
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start: Symlinking all roles in the `roles/` folder to `$HOME/.ansible/roles/`
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success: Successfully symlinked all the roles
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cmds:
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- mkdir -p "$HOME/.ansible/roles"
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- |
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while read ROLE_PATH; do
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ROLE_FOLDER="{{.GALAXY_NAMESPACE}}.$(basename "$ROLE_PATH")"
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if [ ! -d "$HOME/.ansible/roles/$ROLE_FOLDER" ]; then
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rm -rf "$HOME/.ansible/roles/$ROLE_FOLDER"
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ln -sf "$PWD/$ROLE_PATH" "$HOME/.ansible/roles/$ROLE_FOLDER"
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fi
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done < <(find ./roles -mindepth 2 -maxdepth 2 -type d)
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wait
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preconditions:
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- sh: test -d roles
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msg: The roles folder is missing. Is the project set up right?
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role:
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desc: Symlink the current role to ~/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}
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summary: |
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# Symlink this role to `~/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}`
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Roles are sometimes referred to by their folder name (which ideally is also the role_name in
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the `{{.META_PATH}}` file) and they are sometimes referred to by their Ansible Galaxy name which
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has the namespace prepended (e.g. `{{.ROLE_NAME}}`). In order to make sure Ansible
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can find the role in both cases, a symlink in `~/.ansible/roles` that points to the folder needs
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to be created.
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log:
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error: There was an error symlinking `{{.ROLE_NAME}}` to `$HOME/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}`
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start: Symlinking `{{.ROLE_NAME}}` to `$HOME/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}`
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success: Symlinked `{{.ROLE_NAME}}`
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cmds:
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- mkdir -p "$HOME/.ansible/roles"
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- rm -rf "$HOME/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}"
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- ln -sf "$PWD" "$HOME/.ansible/roles/{{.ROLE_NAME}}"
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