So I am using the git module to get two packages I am building
locally. First one, a library, I download and then run the make module
and built it (without installing. I will include the library as is).
That works fine. I can run the playbook all day and it will not try to
reinstall or recompile unless there is something new.
The second package I also get using the git module,
- name: Download thing
git:
repo: https://github.com/example/thing
dest: "{{ dev_dir }}/thingi"
Like the email I posted earlier today, I configure the thing (I
decided to break it apart):
- name: configure thing build
command:
cmd: ./configure --with_that-lib=/path/to/the/lib
args:
chdir: dev/thing
Let's ignore building the thing for now. When I run the playbook for
the first time, thing is downloaded and configured. When I run it the
second time, it fails in the download task. The error I am getting is
"Local modifications exist in repository (force=no)."
What would be the best way to deal with this? I did try adding
separate_git_dir: "{{ dev_dir }}/thing.git"
thinking that all it wanted is to have a git dir separate from the dir
I am using to build it, but no dice.
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