* Python interpreter discovery
* No longer blindly default to only `/usr/bin/python`
* `ansible_python_interpreter` defaults to `auto_legacy`, which will discover the platform Python interpreter on some platforms (but still favor `/usr/bin/python` if present for backward compatibility). Use `auto` to always use the discovered interpreter, append `_silent` to either value to suppress warnings.
* includes new doc utility method `get_versioned_doclink` to generate a major.minor versioned doclink against docs.ansible.com (or some other config-overridden URL)
* docs revisions for python interpreter discovery
(cherry picked from commit 5b53c0012ab7212304c28fdd24cb33fd8ff755c2)
* verify output on some distros, cleanup
`ansible-galaxy init` creates a directory named `role_name` (in the given example) instead of adding the structure in the current working directory.
Additionally adding a clarification for repository creation as the proper repository root is not described yet.
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* Updated the ansible-galaxy docs
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Updated the documentation that reflects the default branch that will be used for the `version` option in ansible-galaxy.
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* Updated the documentation
As per the code (6d4307377f/lib/ansible/galaxy/role.py (L237))[ansible/galaxy/role.py] Defaults to the branch set as a default in the repository otherwise defaults to the master.
* Update docs/docsite/rst/reference_appendices/galaxy.rst
Co-Authored-By: anis016 <anis016@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add info about loop based on jinja2 loop var
* ansible_loop
* Update test count
* Add extended loop_control that defines whether ansible_loop should be added
* Extended needs to be defaulted
* Revert "Update test count"
This reverts commit f1e93ee469825f4cdcd90fb28667d29aa088275c.
* Add docs about loop_control.extended
* Add revindex and revindex0
* Document ansible_loop in special vars
* Add changelog fragment
* Add tests, change items to allitems so that dot notation works, fix logic error with previtem
* -Change: Include dependency role names in `role_names`.
-Add: `play_role_names` magic variable to include only explicitly named roles (formerly `role_names`).
-Add: `dependent_role_names` magic variable to include all dependency names for all roles.
* -Change: use the ansible_ prefix for new magic variables.
-Change: keep `role_names` as a deprecated variable, using the old functionality.
* -Add: changelog fragment for the role_names rework.
* -Add: Tests for the role_names (and ansible_*role_names) special variables
* -Fix: resolve erroneous documentation snippet that was introduced after rebasing.
* -Fix: explicitly sort to ensure list comparison works in test.
* docs - adapted abadger's changelog announcement email into dev process
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* migrate changelog docs to one place, add ref to old location
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* add changes based on feedback
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
* Refines changelog docs, minor re-org of page
* moves links and anchors for new content
* Further reorg of page
* fixes header per jamescassell
* Add docs on how to write changelog fragments
* Make recommended changes
* Restore lines and make recommended changes
* Add link to new style changelog
Remove redundant mention of old style changelog
* restore task arg splatting
* reverts #41804
* supersedes #41295
* fixes#42192
* after lots of discussion amongst the core team, we decided to preserve this feature, clarify the runtime warnings/docs, and prioritize a path toward fixing the underlying behavior that causes this feature to be insecure (un-namespaced facts).
* update faq text
note that warning is disabled when inject_facts_as_vars is
* wordsmithing FAQ entry
* add a third way to disable cows
Cows are great, but there's a third way to disable. I'm sure my RST markup can be improved.
* oops, actually in ansible.cfg
Documented procedure to handle package dependencies required by
packages which are Ansible dependencies.
Fixes: #30732Fixes: #16571
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
OpenBSD comes with its own encryption utility as well, which must be run on the password text `encrypt <password>`. following the code block above, i just included the base command in the code block. I wasn't quite sure where to add my change, so I put it at the bottom of the section since the rest all flows well together.
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Matt Davis