Hey all – suppose I had the following task in a playbook:
- name: "Clone aire_core repo"
git:
repo: "[email protected]:joe/my_repo.git"
dest: "/home/me/my_repo"
depth: 1
version: "{{ git_branch }}"
key_file: "~/.ssh/id_rsa"
update: true
I set `git_branch` to master, clone and everything is fine. However, should
I choose to point my branch to `foo` at some point in the future, I get a
complaint that git doesn't have the `foo` branch.
I expected I could perhaps work around it without having to delve into code
by adding a refspec attribute and seeing if it would fetch the relevant
branch, to no avail.
refspec: "+refs/heads/{{ git_branch }}:refs/remotes/origin/{{
git_branch }}"
So is this desired behaviour, or is there something I'm missing? Am I
really supposed to be tearing down my repo if I'm expected to be changing
branches regularly?
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