Open artis3n opened 3 years ago
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!component +plugins/modules/packaging/os/homebrew.py
Well I don't know if I can use that command but the affected component is homebrew.py
not homebrew_tap.py
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!component -plugins/modules/packaging/os/homebrew_tap.py
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!component plugins/modules/packaging/os/homebrew.py
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Summary
Reproducing from https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/18860 as I am hitting this issue and saw it was unresolved prior to migrating to the community collection.
Issue Type
Feature Idea
Component Name
homebrew
Additional Information
There are various cases when passing
--overwrite
to a homebrew action is useful. In my specific case,awscli
is already linked as 1.x and the current brew package installs 2.x. I want to force link the new package but cannot through thecommunity.general.homebrew
module. My current workaround is to runbrew unlink awscli; brew link --overwrite awscli;
as ashell
module and I feel dirty.Code of Conduct
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