Clean up more ansible-lint issues in code and README
Add the following files: tests/tasks/check_header.yml and
tests/templates/get_ansible_managed.j2.
Use check_header.yml to check generated files for the ansible_managed
and fingerprint headers.
check_header.yml takes these parameters. fingerprint is required,
and one of __file or __file_content:
__file - the full path of the file to check e.g. /etc/realmd.conf
__file_content - the output of slurp of the file
__fingerprint - required - the fingerprint string system_role:$ROLENAME e.g.
__fingerprint: "system_role:postfix"
__comment_type - optional, default plain - the type of comments used
Clean up more ansible-lint issues in code and README
Add the following files: tests/tasks/check_header.yml and tests/templates/get_ansible_managed.j2. Use check_header.yml to check generated files for the ansible_managed and fingerprint headers. check_header.yml takes these parameters.
fingerprint
is required, and one of__file
or__file_content
:__file
- the full path of the file to check e.g./etc/realmd.conf
__file_content
- the output ofslurp
of the file__fingerprint
- required - the fingerprint stringsystem_role:$ROLENAME
e.g.__fingerprint: "system_role:postfix"
__comment_type
- optional, defaultplain
- the type of comments usede.g.
__comment_type: c
for C/C++-style comments.plain
uses#
. See https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/playbook_guide/playbooks_filters.html#adding-comments-to-files for the different types of comment styles supported.Example:
Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson rmeggins@redhat.com