Update docs, trigger a release

2.0.4

Update README, prepare for release

Fedora 30

• Allow roles to run on Fedora 30. (You do need to set ansible_python_interpreter on ansible 2.7 and below)
• Update documentation.

Ansible 2.8

The role has been tested against Ansible 2.8. Ansible 2.7 is tested for backward compatibility and Ansible devel (future Ansible 2.9) for the upcoming Ansible 2.9 release.

Minor

Small release to:

• Remove duplicate instance name in molecule.
• Fix Slack notifications.

Cleanup-royal

A lot of complexity has been removed from this role in order to make the role more readable and maintainable.

• ara integration is removed, I was not using it.
• goss integration has been removed, it's difficult to describe tests for multiple platforms and added test-time.
• {{ role_name }}_ignore_docker has been removed, it introduces more issues than it solves.
• {{ role_name }}_package_state has been removed, I've never used it.
• README.md has been updated with a new template.
• Molecule now uses prepare.yml, saving a bit of time on idempotency tests.

A major release bump, because two variable have been removed, {{ role_name }}_ignore_docker and {{ role_name }}_package_state.

Refresh

Documentation and tests have been updated.

Docs updated

The docs have been updated according to a new template.

Consistency

This release includes:

• Rename of (internally used) variables to preceed {{ role_name }}_.
• Fix for Fedora Rawhide which uses python-3.
• Fix for lint rule 405

Lesser ist besser

This release features:

• Tests on less version of Ansible.
• Updated documentation.

Don't always skip on Docker

Tests running in Molecule on Travis skip some tasks like managing services, rebooting and managing files mounted from the host to the guest because these tasks won't work.

There is now an option to use the role and -don't- skip these tasks. This is for people that use this role on a Docker container that want to run the tasks anyway.

If you're not running these roles on Docker, this release has no impact, neither is there impact for tests.