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This definitely isn't the best way because it's far from painless, but we use GitHub Actions to run some Ansible playbooks. When there's a problem that needs de
by edaemon 5y ago
This definitely isn't the best way because it's far from painless, but we use GitHub Actions to run some Ansible playbooks. When there's a problem that needs debugging we add a tmate[0] session with mxschmitt's action[1] so we can step through the playbook, etc.
[0]: https://tmate.io/ https://tmate.io/
[1]: https://github.com/mxschmitt/action-tmate https://github.com/mxschmitt/action-tmate
- Datagenerator 5y agoOr Jenkins pipelined steps which might include setting up the pipenv to include the setup of Ansible in your git as requirement file. So it starts with Groovy and switches to Ansible etc