initial galaxy.yml

[egandro]

Proposed Changes

Add a galaxy.yml file to use as collection in bigger ansible projects.

Instructions:

• create a file collections/requirements.yml

collections:
  - name: ansible.utils
  - name: community.general
  - name: ansible.posix
  - name: kubernetes.core
  - name: https://github.com/techno-tim/k3s-ansible.git
    type: git
    version: master

• install via ansible-galaxy collection install -r ./collections/requirements.yml
• every role is now available via the prefix techno_tim.k3s_ansible. e.g. techno_tim.k3s_ansible.lxc

Checklist

• No code changed :)

[timothystewart6]

this closes #198

[timothystewart6]

lint, after that's fixed I will make some modifications to this file

[bdsoha]

@egandro Great PR.
IMO, might be nice to also add instructions to the README.md.

[egandro]

lint, after that's fixed I will make some modifications to this file

I have no clue how / what you want to lint me. The file was created with the ansible-galaxy command. There is really nothing we can make better, as all of the ansible galaxy files have this layout.

Please clearify what I should do.

[egandro]

@egandro Great PR. IMO, might be nice to also add instructions to the README.md.

Done. Please check if that is ok.

[timothystewart6]

lint, after that's fixed I will make some modifications to this file

I have no clue how / what you want to lint me. The file was created with the ansible-galaxy command. There is really nothing we can make better, as all of the ansible galaxy files have this layout.

Please clearify what I should do.

The build is failing because linting is failing. You can see it here

https://github.com/techno-tim/k3s-ansible/actions/runs/6707725821/job/18248637705

You can also check and fix these locally by using pre-commit https://github.com/techno-tim/k3s-ansible#pre-commit-hooks

[egandro]

The build is failing because linting is failing. You can see it here

I fixed it - by ignoring it :)

[bdsoha]

@egandro You can batch accept the suggestions.

[bdsoha]

Should be filled out, probably by @timothystewart6.

[egandro]

Yes that's on Tim - I see no point for all authors putting emails here. That's all done with the git repo.

[egandro]

I have no idea what is breaking.

[timothystewart6]

I have no idea what is breaking.

Check the build logs, it's in there. Lint. The first step.

https://github.com/techno-tim/k3s-ansible/actions/runs/6722041556/job/18304808757?pr=388#step:7:149

[timothystewart6]

@egandro

see this comment, it's the same thing. Just install pre-commit and you won't have these issues

#388 (comment)

[egandro]

@egandro

see this comment, it's the same thing. Just install pre-commit and you won't have these issues

#388 (comment)

Edit:

Legit ... "ansible-galaxy collection init techno_tim.k3s_ansible"

It creates 2 empty lines at the end of the galaxy.yml file ... it's "them" not "us".

[timothystewart6]

@egandro
see this comment, it's the same thing. Just install pre-commit and you won't have these issues
#388 (comment)

Edit:

Legit ... "ansible-galaxy collection init techno_tim.k3s_ansible"

It creates 2 empty lines at the end of the galaxy.yml file ... it's "them" not "us".

Well I have strict lint code style on this repo. It's pretty common with all code bases. Just because something else generated it does not mean it matches the target's code style.

again, just install pre-commit like the docs show and it will fix it

[egandro]

Well I have strict lint code style on this repo. It's pretty common with all code bases. Just because something else generated does not mean it matches the target's code style.

I totally understand the reasons and the why you are doing this. 100% legit and I agree.

I haven't got beaten up by ansible galaxy when trying to actually deploy it to their repos.

There might be good resons - not - to mess a lot with galaxy.yml (which is a fair guestimation) with my knowledge at this point.

[timothystewart6]

Well I have strict lint code style on this repo. It's pretty common with all code bases. Just because something else generated does not mean it matches the target's code style.

I totally understand the reasons and the why you are doing this. 100% legit and I agree.

I haven't got beaten up by ansible galaxy when trying to actually deploy it to their repos.

There might be good resons - not - to mess a lot with galaxy.yml (which is a fair guestimation) with my knowledge at this point.

yaml is yaml, fixing lint does not change the schema 😄

[timothystewart6]

Thanks for sticking with it @egandro ! We're having some issues with the CI job running the rest of the tests. As soon as it's resolved I will merge this!

[fresh2dev]

Thanks for this! Very helpful addition 👍