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I'm new to ansible and just curious why we'd need passwordless sudo for the local actions.
Wouldn't it be possible to point ´local_ansible_data_path´ e.g ´~/Downloads/ansible´ and change the dependent tasks to ´sudo: no´?
btw thanks for this repo.
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Yes, this would be possible - and that's what we've implemented for many of our Ansible roles. Applying this (and all the others of our latest implementation policies for Ansible roles and projects) means we have to introduce many updates to the ansible-liferay role and apply the new versions of the used roles to this project. Unfortunately I am currently not working on Liferay projects and thus hardly won't find the time to do all this work on short term, I'm sorry.
If You're interested in our latest role implementations and how we now implement the local data path, You may have a look at our following roles:
I'm new to ansible and just curious why we'd need passwordless sudo for the local actions.
Wouldn't it be possible to point ´local_ansible_data_path´ e.g ´~/Downloads/ansible´ and change the dependent tasks to ´sudo: no´?
btw thanks for this repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: