Closed deekayen closed 6 years ago
D'oh! Well at least it tests the idempotence really well. Not much I can do right now as that's how Ansible's installed inside the container. It's kind of like the Ansible role tests... Ansible is already there, so it's more just testing that the playbook functions correctly.
If I'm reading the Travis output correctly, the tests aren't actually getting to try installing the EPEL repo because the Docker image already has it. The step to install EPEL is skipped on the initial and idempotence re-run.
https://travis-ci.org/geerlingguy/ansible-role-repo-epel/jobs/369346957