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This commit updates multiple roles to ensure compatibility with Ansible 2.20. Several include paths and task-loading mechanisms required adjustments, as Ansible 2.20 applies stricter evaluation rules for complex Jinja expressions and no longer resolves certain relative include paths the way Ansible 2.18 did. Key changes: - Replaced legacy once_finalize.yml and once_flag.yml with the new structure under tasks/utils/once/finalize.yml and tasks/utils/once/flag.yml. - Updated all include_tasks statements to use 'path_join' with playbook_dir, ensuring deterministic and absolute file resolution across roles. - Fixed all network helper includes by converting direct relative paths such as 'roles/docker-compose/tasks/utils/network.yml' to proper Jinja-evaluated paths. - Normalized MATOMO_* variable names for consistency with the updated variable scope behavior in Ansible 2.20. - Removed deprecated patterns that were implicitly supported in Ansible 2.18 but break under the more strict variable and path resolution model in 2.20. These changes are part of the full migration step required to ensure the infinito-nexus roles remain stable, deterministic, and forward-compatible with Ansible 2.20. Details of the discussion and reasoning can be found in this conversation: https://chatgpt.com/share/69300a8d-24d4-800f-bec0-e895a695618a
Python-Yaml
Description
This Ansible role installs the python-yaml package on the target system. It ensures that the Python yaml library is available for loading and processing YAML files.
Overview
Optimized for simplicity and idempotency, this role provides:
- Installation of the
python-yamlpackage via the Pacman package manager. - A mechanism to run the installation only once.
Purpose
The purpose of this role is to reliably provide the Python-YAML package so that Python scripts can work with YAML files.
Features
- YAML Support: Installs the
python-yamlpackage, which supplies theyamllibrary for Python. - Idempotency: Uses a fact to ensure that the installation runs only on the first execution.