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Don't overwrite katello-devel-answers.yaml #1604

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:log_name: katello-devel.log
:log_level: DEBUG
:no_prefix: false
# Forklift always overwrites the answers so let's not pretend we save them
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:dont_save_answers: true
:answer_file: /etc/foreman-installer/scenarios.d/katello-devel-answers.yaml
:installer_dir: /usr/share/foreman-installer
:module_dirs: /usr/share/foreman-installer/modules
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion roles/foreman_installer_devel_scenario/tasks/main.yml
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with_items:
- katello-devel.yaml

- name: 'Copy answers file'
- name: "Create devel scenario answers file if it doesn't already exist"
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This will result in some options to this role only affecting the first run of the role and then never again -- that is generally an unexpected situation for Ansible roles.

If we are going this route, I should think we need to go all the way and make it such that the dynamic values we do have (https://github.com/theforeman/forklift/blob/master/roles/foreman_installer_devel_scenario/templates/katello-devel-answers.yaml#L3-L8) get passed to the installer as parameters.

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Thanks, I pushed an additional commit which moves these dynamic values out of the answers file and into foreman_installer_options_internal_use_only, which is probably where they should have been all along. (What clown put dynamic values in the answers file? Oh right, it's me. I'm the clown.)

So, the behavior should now be consistent with what you expect from an ansible role. Updating the foreman_installer_devel_scenario_user or foreman_installer_devel_scenario_group will again properly result in the installer making the appropriate changes.

I also removed generate and deploy from the certs params in the answers file, because the values we were passing were already the defaults for that module, so I couldn't see any reason why those needed to be there. I can revert that if it's needed for any reason.

I've tested this in my own setup, which does include a non-default value for foreman_installer_devel_scenario_user and it's all working just fine for me.

template:
src: "{{ role_path }}/templates/{{ item }}"
dest: /etc/foreman-installer/scenarios.d/{{ item }}
force: no
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@ehelms would the benefit from being toggle-able? force: yes (i.e. the old behavior, which is the default when force is omitted entirely) would be the default but the user could specify instead not to overwrite with a variable like foreman_installer_devel_scenario_dont_overwrite_answers_file)

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I can see that being useful.

with_items:
- katello-devel-answers.yaml

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