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Regression: rubies are not installed #209
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FWIW, #204 PR was failing during CI because of this exact problem. In particular, see:
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Reverting to latest Galaxy release (2.1.2) solve the issue. |
Same issue here! #207 fixed it for me |
Same here, #207 fixed it for me too |
@rvm/ansible based on today's testing on a client deployment, I believe this is now fixed (via #207). I will create a changelog PR to replace this. |
See comment above. Advertised in #216, I'll close now. |
I believe #204 introduced a regression which forbids the installation of the configured rubies, at least for me on Ansible 2.8.3.
In this code:
rvm1-ansible/tasks/rubies.yml
Lines 11 to 14 in deb1d3e
the
rvm1_rubies | bool
expression evaluates to false, which makes the install be skipped:This later results in an error during
Install bundler if not installed
, as reported by @AwolDes here:#204 (comment)
Because no ruby is installed, the
default
alias is created, but the link resolves to a non-existing folder.The explanation is here:
https://medium.com/opsops/wft-bool-filter-in-ansible-e7e2fd7a148f
I believe #207 and #208 are proposals to fix this.
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