git-acp-ansible
git_acp is an Ansible module for git add, git commit, git push and git config operations on local or remote (https/ssh) git repo.
PyPi Install:
To install the module just run the command:
pip install git-acp-ansible
Edit your ansible.cfg file and add the path where git_acp module is installed.
i.e.
[defaults]
library = ./lib/python3.7/site-packages/git-acp-ansible/modules
If you run a virtualenv most probably the path would be something similar to the example above.
Otherwise you can use for example mlocate to find where the module is.
For more info, have a look to Ansible Docs
Ansible Galaxy Install (for Ansible version > 2.9)
All info related to Ansible Galax install are available here
Module Documentation:
module: git_acp
options:
path:
description:
- Folder path where C(.git/) is located.
required: true
type: path
comment:
description:
- Git commit comment. Same as C(git commit -m).
type: str
required: true
add:
description:
- List of files under C(path) to be staged. Same as C(git add .).
File globs not accepted, such as C(./*) or C(*).
type: list
elements: str
default: ["."]
user:
description:
- Git username for https operations.
type: str
token:
description:
- Git API token for https operations.
type: str
branch:
description:
- Git branch where perform git push.
required: True
type: str
push_option:
description:
- Git push options. Same as C(git --push-option=option).
type: str
mode:
description:
- Git operations are performend eithr over ssh, https or local.
Same as C(git@git...) or C(https://user:token@git...).
choices: ['ssh', 'https', 'local']
default: ssh
type: str
url:
description:
- Git repo URL.
required: True
type: str
remote:
description:
- Local system alias for git remote PUSH and PULL repository operations.
type: str
default: origin
user_name:
description:
- Explicit git local user name. Nice to have for remote operations.
type: str
user_email:
description:
- Explicit git local email address. Nice to have for remote operations.
type: str
Examples:
- name: HTTPS | add file1.
git_acp:
user: Federico87
token: mytoken
path: /Users/git/git_acp
branch: master
comment: Add file1.
remote: origin
add: [ "." ]
mode: https
url: "https://gitlab.com/networkAutomation/git_test_module.git"
- name: SSH | add file1.
git_acp:
path: /Users/git/git_acp
branch: master
comment: Add file1.
add: [ file1 ]
remote: dev_test
mode: ssh
url: "git@gitlab.com:networkAutomation/git_test_module.git"
user_name: lvrfrc87
user_email: lvrfrc87@gmail.com
- name: LOCAL | push on local repo.
git_acp:
path: "~/test_directory/repo"
branch: master
comment: Add file1.
add: [ file1 ]
mode: local
url: /Users/federicoolivieri/test_directory/repo.git
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