[Pulp-list] Pulp Repo Ansible Module

[Kodiak Firesmith]

Hi Joe!
This is kind of Necro, but I wanted to provide feedback now that I've begun
to learn to use Ansible and am hoping to use your Ansible module for
repository management.  The biggest snag I've found so far, which I think I
might end up trying to work around via 'shell:' tasks, is the missing
capability to create and assign a default schedule to newly defined Pulp
repositories.

One of the primary folks who provided original feedback and testing of your
PR before it mainlined into the Ansible project, jtyr, has similar
functionality here:
https://github.com/jtyr/ansible-pulp_repos/blob/master/tasks/create.yaml#L81
.

I'm hoping it might not be too heavy of a lift for someone like yourself to
enhance the module by adding in the capability of adding a schedule to each
newly created pulp_repo defined using the module you wrote.

Unrelated to the challenge above, I think it would be swell if yourself or
anyone else might be able to paste actual (redacted) playbooks they use for
repository management - I'm guessing I might not be the only one who
manages a large Pulp server installation either by-hand or using something
else than Ansible (we're a Puppet shop so I'm starting from square zero).

Thanks Joe, and thanks to anyone else who might reply with playbook pastes!

 - Kodiak (Pittsburgh PA)

On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 12:14 PM Joe Adams <adams10301 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I recently pushed up a PR to ansible's github to add a module for managing
> pulp repos. I've been working on automating my pulp setup and thought this
> would be a useful tool to share with the community. It has the ability to
> add and remove repos as well as set relative URLs and feed URLs. Hopefully
> this will help some others once it gets merged upstream.
>
> You can find the PR here:
> https://github.com/ansible/ansible-modules-extras/pull/1961. If anyone
> has any experience with ansible modules, I would be glad to hear feedback.
>
> - Joe Adams
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