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Make this an ansible galaxy role? #28

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thermistor opened this issue Apr 21, 2016 · 5 comments
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Make this an ansible galaxy role? #28

thermistor opened this issue Apr 21, 2016 · 5 comments

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@thermistor
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Is there a reason you don't have this on galaxy? I prefer to use galaxy roles when I can.

@thefinn93
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I've never used Ansible Galaxy and every time I tried I ended up getting confused. I'll try publishing this on there.

@thefinn93
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Oh that was pretty simple. I clicked a button on the website and now it's magically here I think? Please confirm and close if it worked

@hedii
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hedii commented Apr 29, 2016

i just installed it with ansible galaxy, so it worked :)

@thermistor
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Thanks!
As per #31 it's nice to use versioning so you can push stable releases to galaxy and people can then get the same package every time until they are ready to try an upgrade. It wasn't clear to me at first how it's done, the trick is to use tags with semantic versioning, ie. git tag -a v0.0.1 -m "Initial version" and then git push origin v0.0.1 and then go to galaxy and reimport it.

@thermistor
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People can then pin a version in their requirements.yml as per these docs.

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