[ansible-devel] Re: Ansible-lint - Ensure encrytion of Vault Files *vault.yml or *vault.yaml

Like Gaffney says, Ansible doesn't know or care about whether a file is a vault or not. This is something that has typically been punted to being solved at the SCM layer like git hooks to take your convention and looking to see if the first line of the

Re: [ansible-devel] Ansible-lint - Ensure encrytion of Vault Files *vault.yml or *vault.yaml

There is no such thing as an "unencrypted ansible-vault file". Ansible does not enforce any naming conventions on vars files, vault-encrypted or otherwise. On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 11:22 AM j1f0x wrote: > It would be nice to have an ansible-lint check that raise an error if > unencrypted

[ansible-devel] Ansible-lint - Ensure encrytion of Vault Files *vault.yml or *vault.yaml

It would be nice to have an ansible-lint check that raise an error if unencrypted ansible-vault files are present. In my applications I use the file naming convention *vault.yml or *vault.yaml to mark ansible-vault files. The test could be that the first line in file must contain the string

[ansible-devel] Ensure encrytion of Vault Files *vault.yml or *vault.yaml

It would be nice to have a check that raise an error if unencrypted ansible-vault files are present. In my applications I use the file naming convention *vault.yml or *vault.yaml to mark ansible-vault files. The test could be that the first line in file must contain the string

[ansible-devel] Poll: dates for the next Ansible Contributor Summit

Hi all, We’re planning our next full-day virtual Ansible Contributor Summit sometime in late June or early July, and we’re looking for feedback on proposed dates. Here's the Doodle poll with options for possible dates: https://doodle.com/poll/d8ttii3zpv5a2ic5 If you're interested in attending,