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Action: Play Ansible Playbook

Github Action for running Ansible Playbooks.

Inputs

galaxy_file

Specifies the path to the Ansible Galaxy requirements file.

galaxy_force

Forces the reinstallation of roles or collections from the Galaxy file.

galaxy_api_key

Sets the API key used for authenticating to Ansible Galaxy.

galaxy_api_server_url

Defines the URL of the Ansible Galaxy API server to interact with.

galaxy_collections_path

Sets the path to the directory where Galaxy collections are stored.

galaxy_disable_gpg_verify

Disables GPG signature verification for Ansible Galaxy operations.

galaxy_force_with_deps

Forces the installation of collections with their dependencies from Galaxy.

galaxy_ignore_certs

Ignores SSL certificate validation for Ansible Galaxy requests.

galaxy_ignore_signature_status_codes

Lists HTTP status codes to ignore during Galaxy signature validation.

galaxy_keyring

Specifies the path to the GPG keyring used with Ansible Galaxy.

galaxy_offline

Enables offline mode, preventing any requests to Ansible Galaxy.

galaxy_pre

Allows the installation of pre-release versions from Ansible Galaxy.

galaxy_required_valid_signature_count

Sets the required number of valid GPG signatures for Galaxy content.

galaxy_requirements_file

Defines the path to the Ansible Galaxy requirements file.

galaxy_signature

Specifies a specific GPG signature to verify for Galaxy content.

galaxy_timeout

Sets the timeout in seconds for Ansible Galaxy operations.

galaxy_upgrade

Enables automatic upgrading of Galaxy collections to the latest version.

galaxy_no_deps

Disables automatic resolution of dependencies in Ansible Galaxy.

inventory

Required. Specifies one or more inventory host files for Ansible to use.

playbook

Required. List of playbooks to apply.

limit

Further limit selected hosts to an additional pattern.

skip_tags

Only run plays and tasks whose tags do not match these values.

start_at_task

Start the playbook at the task matching this name.

tags

Only run plays and tasks tagged with these values.

extra_vars

Set additional variables in a key=value format for the playbook.

module_path

Prepends specified paths to the module library path list.

check

Executes a dry run, showing what changes would be made without making them.

diff

Shows the differences in files and templates when changing them.

flush_cache

Clears the fact cache for every host in the inventory.

force_handlers

Runs all handlers even if a task fails.

list_hosts

Outputs a list of matching hosts.

list_tags

List all available tags.

list_tasks

List all tasks that would be executed.

syntax_check

Performs a syntax check on the playbook, without executing it.

forks

Defines the number of parallel processes to use during playbook execution.

vault_id

Specifies the identity to use when accessing an Ansible Vault.

vault_password

The vault password to use. This should be stored in a Secret on Github.

See https://help.github.com/en/github/automating-your-workflow-with-github-actions/virtual-environments-for-github-actions#creating-and-using-secrets-encrypted-variables

verbose

Sets the verbosity level, ranging from 0 (minimal output) to 4 (maximum verbosity).

private_key

Use this key to authenticate the connection. This should be stored in a Secret on Github.

See https://help.github.com/en/github/automating-your-workflow-with-github-actions/virtual-environments-for-github-actions#creating-and-using-secrets-encrypted-variables

user

Defines the username for making connections.

connection

Sets the type of connection to use (e.g., SSH).

timeout

Overrides the default connection timeout in seconds.

ssh_common_args

Specifies common arguments to pass to all SSH-based connection methods (SSH, SCP, SFTP).

sftp_extra_args

Provides extra arguments to pass only to SFTP.

scp_extra_args

Provides extra arguments to pass only to SCP.

ssh_extra_args

Provides extra arguments to pass only to SSH.

become

Enables privilege escalation, allowing operations to run as another user.

become_method

Specifies the method to use for privilege escalation (e.g., sudo).

become_user

Sets the user to impersonate when using privilege escalation.

Example Usage

- name: Play Ansible Playbook
  uses: arillso/action.playbook@master
  with:
    playbook: tests/playbook.yml
    inventory: tests/hosts.yml
    galaxy_file: tests/requirements.yml
  env:
    ANSIBLE_HOST_KEY_CHECKING: 'false'
    ANSIBLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS: 'false'

Contributors

License

This project is under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for the full license text.

Copyright

(c) 2020, Arillso