Thank you for this demo. I have a small suggestion instead of manually updating reqirements.txt and yml files on the server, the same can be done through the ansible playbook.
thank you for the AAP video! Im running into a error with running ansible-builder. I have formatted the execution-environment.yml file just as you have in the video. yaml.scanner.ScannerError: mapping values are not allowed here in "execution-environment.yml", line 4, column 19
You mention inside of collection we have requirement.txt , please can you share that link for example for Azure collection which link will show us the requirement details
Check the repo(github.com/ansible-collections/azure). In there is a file named requirements-azure.txt. I most often see it called just requirements.txt, though.
Thank you for this demo. I have a small suggestion instead of manually updating reqirements.txt and yml files on the server, the same can be done through the ansible playbook.
True enough. In this example I'm updating them git, but whatever works best for you, right?
thank you for the AAP video! Im running into a error with running ansible-builder. I have formatted the execution-environment.yml file just as you have in the video.
yaml.scanner.ScannerError: mapping values are not allowed here
in "execution-environment.yml", line 4, column 19
You mention inside of collection we have requirement.txt , please can you share that link for example for Azure collection which link will show us the requirement details
Check the repo(github.com/ansible-collections/azure). In there is a file named requirements-azure.txt. I most often see it called just requirements.txt, though.