How to use the citellus.citellusdir function in citellus

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github citellusorg / citellus / citellus / extensions / ansible-playbook.py View on Github external
def list(options):
    playbooksdir = os.path.join(citellus.citellusdir, PlaybooksFolder)
    playbooks = citellus.findplugins(folders=[playbooksdir], include=options.include, exclude=options.exclude,
                                     executables=False, extension=".yml")
    return playbooks
github citellusorg / citellus / citellus / extensions / ansible-playbook.py View on Github external
def run(options):  # do not edit this line
    """
    Executes plugin
    :param options: options passed to main binary
    :return:
    """

    if not which("ansible-playbook"):
        print("# skipping ansible per missing ansible-playbook binary.")
        return

    playbooksdir = os.path.join(citellus.citellusdir, PlaybooksFolder)
    playbooks = citellus.findplugins(folders=[playbooksdir], include=options.include, exclude=options.exclude,
                                     executables=False, extension=".yml")
    playbooklive = []
    playbooksnap = []

    for playbook in playbooks:
        if citellus.regexpfile(file=playbook, regexp="CITELLUS_ROOT"):
            playbooksnap.append(playbook)
        else:
            playbooklive.append(playbook)

    # Restrict the playbooks to process to the running mode
    if options.live is True:
        playbooks = playbooklive
        playbookskipped = playbooksnap
    else:

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Utility for running set of tests against a Live System or a snapshot/sosreport

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