chore: update ansible-do generator playbook to use dzangolab ansible collection #27
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| ansible-galaxy collection install dzangolab.ansible --force | |||
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collections can be listed in requirements.txt. See https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections_guide/collections_installing.html#collection-requirements-file. This is ultimately more flexible than hard-coding the collection to install in the makefile. (the makefile is only a convenience tool, it should not contain any logic)
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Ok, changes has been made.
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I don't know where you found this syntax.
I have found instead that the FQN of the role should be used. see https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections_guide/collections_using_playbooks.html
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Ok, changes has been made.
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Tried using the module syntax but did not worked
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The syntax you proposed is only usable for module and therefore doesn't work for a role wich we have, it is technically possible to change a role into a module to some degrees but just for syntax preferences it is too much work for what it would benefit.
…collection (#27) * chore: update ansible-do generator playbook to use dzangolab ansible collection * chore: changed the way we use ansible collection using FQCN and a requirements file * chore: change file name * chore: source default is already the same --------- Co-authored-by: Anthony Phothirath <[email protected]>
Removed requirement.yml
make install now install the dzangolab ansible collection
playbook now use the dzangolab ansible collection