Have you tried the shell module?
from the raw module doc:
- This is useful and should only be done in a few cases. A common case
is installing python on a system without python installed by default.
Another is speaking to any devices such as routers that do not have any
Python
On 16.07.2019 20:01, d-little wrote:
> FWIW, I added an 'empty' commit to force the CI. I'm still wondering if
> there's a better way, but for future explorers that might help.
If you have search the list you would have found this
FWIW, I added an 'empty' commit to force the CI. I'm still wondering if
there's a better way, but for future explorers that might help.
git commit --allow-empty -m "Trigger CI"
On Tuesday, 16 July 2019 12:42:56 UTC-5, d-little wrote:
>
> The Shippable CI failed on one of my PR's with the
The Shippable CI failed on one of my PR's with the following errors:
00:01 ERROR: Commit ae0ff3dc1819347652cab7589f26ca9339c7e5f9 was not found:
00:01
00:01 fatal: bad object ae0ff3dc1819347652cab7589f26ca9339c7e5f9
00:01
00:01 GitHub may not have fully replicated the commit across their
Hi,
I'm running into an issue where the facts being gathered by
vmware_deploy_ovf module are not accurately being enumerated in the return
instance when the target host has a bonded network configuration. I've
sifted through the relevant code and found where the issue is, and have a 2
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