When using linode_destroy.yml, we need to make it harder to destroy a linode by accident, as I have done on at least one occasion while testing. Among other problems, Linode's backups are tied to each linode, so nuking a linode will also nuke its backups, making it difficult to recover data!
An "are you sure??" Ansible prompt requiring manual confirmation seems like a reasonable precaution to make people think twice about their actions.
When using linode_destroy.yml, we need to make it harder to destroy a linode by accident, as I have done on at least one occasion while testing. Among other problems, Linode's backups are tied to each linode, so nuking a linode will also nuke its backups, making it difficult to recover data!
An "are you sure??" Ansible prompt requiring manual confirmation seems like a reasonable precaution to make people think twice about their actions.