/usr/bin/iiab-apps-to-be-installed: Quick scan to see what's asked for but not yet installed #3257
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/usr/bin/iiab-apps-to-be-installed
is a command-line convenience for testers/devs primarily:It intentionally scans the status of most all apps/services/roles (even a few ugly duckling stepchildren) to help with debugging — giving you a list of those apps that were requested to be installed, but are not yet recorded as installed.
Example:
bluetooth_install: True
is a very common setting in /etc/iiab/local_vars.yml and default_vars.yml, yet it rarely results inbluetooth_installed: True
in /etc/iiab/iiab_state.yml (unless your hardware is Raspberry Pi!)Summary: Whatever the reason for the app/service/role not having been fully installed, you can run
iiab-apps-to-be-installed
to quickly surface all such discrepancies, so you can immediately take action (or ignore these "to be installed" discrepancies, as you choose!)Tested on Ubuntu 20.04
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