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This allows us to find specs that are not under ./roles. Setting
[defaults]
roles_path = moreroles
in ansible.cfg leads to this pattern for rspec:
--pattern \{moreroles,roles\}/\{role1,role2\}/spec/\*_spec.rb
Introduce a AnsibleCfg class for that. This currently only holds
roles_path but can be extended to handle e.g. remote_user as well.
Closes #86
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@volanja thanks for merging this in. Can we have gem release with this code please? |
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@volanja Thanks a lot! |
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agx commentedDec 15, 2016
This allows us to find specs that are not under ./roles. Setting
[defaults]
roles_path = moreroles
in ansible.cfg leads to this pattern for rspec:
--pattern {moreroles,roles}/{role1,role2}/spec/*_spec.rb
Introduce a AnsibleCfg class for that. This currently only holds
roles_path but can be extended to handle e.g. remote_user as well.
Closes #86