ansigenome
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A tool to help you gather information and manage your Ansible roles.
When running `ansigenome export` on my project I get: ``` contains 1 or more syntax errors: could not determine a constructor for the tag '!vault' in "", line 15, column...
Are there any requirements for what ansigenome expects when does a scan? I ask because I ran the following: ansigenome scan directory-here/ ansigenome export -o /tmp/out.png where directory-here contains my...
This fixes false positive checks on roles. ex: I have some static files in my role (this are nagios static files), so i have role: nagios/tasks/main.yml nagios/files/static/commands/something.cfg nagios/files/static/templates/my_templates.cfg nagios/files/static/services/services.cfg and...
Hi, I'm currently using [Molecule](https://molecule.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). It creates a `molecule` sub-folder in each role, in which we can find some playbooks unrelated to the functioning of the role. Ansigenome scans this...
I attempted to run this on my repository to get a feel for what our graph looks like and it failed with the error message: ``` Traceback (most recent call...
Hi, would it be possible to track variables visually in a similar way? we have 3 places from where a variable can be changed: role, group_vars and host_vars Thanks!
roles without meta/main.yml files seem to produce spurious dependencies. I think this is due to a mistake in scan.py around line 202:
As this tool is tightly related to Ansible and folks using Ansigenome are probably very familiar with [Ansible’s custom Jinja filters](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_filters.html) I think it would come in handy to support...
Hi, The picture will likely speak for itself:  The roles are not connected to one another and instead of having a graph where everything starts from the...