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This new role is now providing the ability for a user to pin apt packages as they see fit. The idea is to allow someone to implement pinning in a generic way that can be represented as a global variable or as a hostvar. The new role has been added to all install roles as a dependency which will allow it to ensure that packages are pinned everywhere as would be expected. Change-Id: I354e8515570fa7174366ba57d57aece3c304568e
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Django/Jinja
24 lines
616 B
Django/Jinja
# {{ ansible_managed }}
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{% for item in apt_pinned_packages %}
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{% if item.version is defined %}
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Package: {{ item.package }}
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Pin: version {{ item.version }}
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Pin-Priority: {{ item.priority | default(apt_package_pinning_priority) }}
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{% endif %}
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{% if item.origin is defined %}
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Package: {{ item.package }}
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Pin: origin {{ item.origin }}
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Pin-Priority: {{ item.priority | default(apt_package_pinning_priority) }}
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{% endif %}
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{% if item.release is defined %}
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Package: {{ item.package }}
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Pin: release o={{ item.release }}
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Pin-Priority: {{ item.priority | default(apt_package_pinning_priority) }}
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{% endif %}
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{% endfor %}
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