alpacloud-ansible-builder
This tool automatically builds and installs Ansible Collections.
This is useful for testing out purpose built collections. It's also nice for testing collections. I think it's most useful for repositories with collections alongside deployments:
- collections
- our_monitoring
- deployments
- our_monitoring_staging
- our_monitoring_team_0
- our_monitoring_team_1
- our_monitoring_team_2
usage
The Ansible builder can be used to build all collections in a directory:
alpacloud-ansible-builder .
It can also be used to watch collections for changes and rebuild them.
alpacloud-ansible-builder --watch .
The --debounce option lets you customise the time between the last change happening to a collection and a build being triggered.
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