This role makes it simple to clone from multiple git repositories in parallel.
Same as the stock Ansible 2.4 git module itself.
always_force:- When true, ignore any/all local modifications for all repositories. Force clone to desired state, destroying whatever might happen to already be there.
git_op_timeout:- Maximum time to wait (in seconds) for each git operation to complete. Any git repo. clone exceeding this will cause the entire role to fail.
git_op_status_delay:- Interval time (in seconds) between each async. status check. Increase this if all/most git repos are relatively large or slow to clone.
git_def_depth:- The default clone depth to use, set this to
nullif all/most repos. use tag or version references. Otherwise, simply specifydepthin individualgit_ops. git_ops:- List of hashes (dictionaries) which specify Ansible
gitmodule arguments and values. All/most standard arguments are supported. Bothdestandrepoare required, as per usual.
None
- hosts: all
vars:
git_ops:
- repo: "https://github.com/ansible/galaxy"
dest: "{{ playbook_dir }}/path/to/dir/galaxy"
- repo: "https://github.com/ansible/ansible"
dest: "{{ playbook_dir }}/path/to/dir/ansible"
- repo: "https://github.com/ansible/ansible-container"
dest: "{{ playbook_dir }}/path/to/dir/container"
roles:
- cevich.parallel_git_repos
parallel_git_repos makes it simple to clone from multiple git repositories in parallel. Copyright (C) 2017 Christopher C. Evich
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