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Reading ansible doc `cache_valid_time` used without `update_cache` will not update apt cache. http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/apt_module.html ``` If update_cache is specified and the last run is less or equal than cache_valid_time seconds ago, the update_cache gets skipped. ``` Doc example : ``` - apt: update_cache=yes cache_valid_time=3600 ``` This commit add `update_cache` flag to ensure apt is updated to setup java.
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debian-apt: cache_valid_time without update_cache
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@gaelL this is perfect. thank you! I'll make new release... |
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Reading ansible doc
cache_valid_timeused withoutupdate_cachewillnot update apt cache.
Doc example :
This commit add
update_cacheflag to ensure apt is updated to setup java.I didn't see
how to contribpart in your readme. I did the pull request on develop branch is ok for you or I need to do in on master ?Regards,