Replace alldist with a wrapper script around a playbook #3

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2015-12-08T01:24:36-05:00

jxpryde commented

2015-12-08 01:24:36 -05:00

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So the playbook syntax seems a little obtuse for this use case. We should write the very simple playbook then wrap it with some simple bash.

I want something like: ansible-alldist office /etc/hosts or even: ansible-alldist office ~/tmp/config.template /etc/foo/config

We also need to handle directories and when the group includes the Ansible host.

So the playbook syntax seems a little obtuse for this use case. We should write the very simple playbook then wrap it with some simple bash. I want something like: `ansible-alldist office /etc/hosts` or even: `ansible-alldist office ~/tmp/config.template /etc/foo/config` We also need to handle directories and when the group includes the Ansible host.

jxpryde commented

2016-07-07 16:28:20 -04:00

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Can do this with the files module very easily. Can be written as a oneshot as well if it's minor.

jxpryde commented

2016-07-07 16:28:20 -04:00

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