Updated install.yml

[dynax60]

• Replaced end-user with root in become_user parameter. OpenBSD has no setacl command, therefore that role won't work on that OS (see https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/16758). For that reason I set become_user to root on tasks which require elevated access rights. Also, I explicitly set the file owner for the set permissions task and .zshrc.j2 template.
• Added the ability to skip users who do not have oh_my_zsh parameter in vars.

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[freemanjp]

Hi @dynax60, thanks for the pull request. Unfortunately, it's currently written to support setting the group ownership of the files when the default group doesn't match the user name (it was changed in https://github.com/gantsign/ansible-role-oh-my-zsh/commit/02c7f1684dba4d2cc1530bca802f69ca925ca576 for that purpose).

What Ansible needs is a filter to get the group for a specified user e.g.:

group: '{{ item.username | group_for_user }}'

As it stands you either have to choose between setting the correct group or problems running the commands as non-root.

Given it's going to be broken for some users either way, I'm going to leave it the way it is (rather than breaking existing users) until Ansible provides a solution.

You're welcome to fork the role for your use-case, sorry I can't be more help.