Manpage, ansible-doc --help and online docs
(http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/ansible-doc.html) show these
options, it was also added to the changelog.
Unsure of where else we need to put this info, open to suggestions.
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How's the day to day user supposed to know this? :/
On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 3:51:09 AM UTC+5:30, Brian Coca wrote:
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> FYI, ansible-doc does more than modules, it now documents other
> plugins also, i.e ansible-doc -t lookup nested
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FYI, ansible-doc does more than modules, it now documents other
plugins also, i.e ansible-doc -t lookup nested
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There is no installed copy of the full docs, and there is no downloadable
copy of the rendered docs.
You can clone the git repo, or download the source tarball, and build the
docs. Or just use the `rst` files provided there without building with
sphinx.
The `rst` files live in docs/docsite/rst
For everyone who's about to reply, "docs.ansible.com", please don't... I'm
asking about docs actually installed and available on the local system,
with no Internet connectivity.
ansible-doc has lots of great info for modules. I'm aware of and use it.
But what about documentation for core
