Kevin P. Fleming

update.sh downloads packages which will be used to build the installer image itself; if the build.sh script doesn't unpack the downloaded image and copy parts of it into the image,...

Certainly seems like a reasonable thing to do, behind an opt-in configuration variable.

It pulls from the same URL, but that's usually mirrordirector.raspbian.org so each individual package download may come from a different server.

This also exists, and might be worth comparison: https://github.com/fractalcells/ansible-iocage Finally, there is an `iocage` module in Ansible already, although its capabiiities are quite limited.

I've just opened #173 which would make this easier for users of the RH Bugzilla, since it has an extension which reports the total number of matches for a query...

To some extent that *is* possible now, by defining the valid entrypoints in `meta/argument_specs.yml`.

I believe this got implemented, and it's making me unhappy :-) I have ">=2.11" in the `meta.yml` file for one of my collections, because I know that it needs features...

Sure: https://github.com/kpfleming/ansible-powerdns-auth

You'll have to remove that rule from the skip_list in .ansible-lint though.

I had not tried it, but you are correct. `>=2.11.0` does not raise a warning in ansible-lint.