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ansible-vscode

Ansible role for fetching and installing Visual Studio Code

Will only run if it can not find the program code on the path.

Requirements / Dependencies

This role requires the python package jsonschema to be installed on the system.

pip install jsonschema

Setup

Before the role can be used it needs to be added to the machine running the playbook, and as of writing this, this role is not hosted on Ansible-Galaxy only on Github.

  1. Create a requirements.yml file in the root directory of the playbook being worked on.

  2. Add the following definition inside the requirements.yml file:

- name: hth-microsoft-vscode
  src: https://github.com/hrafnthor/ansible-vscode.git
  scm: git
  1. Install the requirements by executing
ansible-galaxy install -r .requirements.yml

This will allow any playbook run from this machine to use the role hth-microsoft-vscode

Role Variables

Default variables

vscode_client_download_latest_url

Is the url that directs to the latest VS Code client for debian. If no version name is given then the role will download from this url. Find out more here


vscode_client_download_url_host

The host url used when dowloading version specific clients. Defaults to https://update.code.visualstudio.com. Find out more here.


vscode_client_architecture

The architecture to download for. Is only used when downloading a specific version. Defaults to linux-deb-x64. Find out more here.


vscode_client_release

The release type. Is only used when downloading a specific version. Defaults to stable. Find out more here.


vscode_client_download_path

The local path to where the client installer will be downloaded. Defaults to /tmp

Input variables

vscode:
  # Indicates if task should gather facts or leave that to parent playbook. Defaults to yes
  # This parameter is optional.
  gather_facts: [boolean]
  # Indicates if the task should cleanup downloaded artifacts after use or leave them. Defaults to yes.
  # This parameter is optional
  cleanup: [boolean]
  # The sha256 checksum of the artifact being downloaded. See instructions below on how to find it.
  # This parameter is required.
  checksum: [non empty string]
  # The version name of the artifact to download. If not supplied then the latest client will be downloaded.
  # This parameter is optional.
  version: '1.80.0'

Checksum

To get the checksum for the client being downloaded, simply query https://update.code.visualstudio.com/api/versions/<version>/<architecture>/<release> endpoint the correct version name, architecture and release type and receive:

{
    "url": "https://az764295.vo.msecnd.net/stable/660393deaaa6d1996740ff4880f1bad43768c814/code_1.80.0-1688479026_amd64.deb",
    "name": "1.80.0",
    "version": "660393deaaa6d1996740ff4880f1bad43768c814",
    "productVersion": "1.80.0",
    "hash": "ed368fa20f7186bf6d1d5578fe6b787b41500ce5",
    "timestamp": 1688476473091,
    "sha256hash": "3fbc0fd2bf960fc495950e406ba24ee800c047156d1e88885239655e922e15a7"
}

Result from querying https://update.code.visualstudio.com/api/versions/1.80.0/linux-deb-x64/stable

License

MIT license. See attached license file.

Author Information

Hrafn Thorvaldsson. http://www.hth.is

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