ansible/playbooks/fedorahosted_fedmsg_git.yml
2014-11-22 02:04:14 +00:00

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# requires --extra-vars "{'repos': ['yokan.git', 'yumex.git']}"
- name: Install the fedmsg hook into a number of fedorahosted git repos
hosts: hosted03.fedoraproject.org
user: root
vars:
prefix: /srv/git/
chained: /hooks/post-receive-chained.d
fedmsg_hook: /usr/local/share/git/hooks/post-receive-fedorahosted-fedmsg
chained_hook: /usr/share/git-core/post-receive-chained
tasks:
# XXX - @puiterwijk - I did run that playbook recently. and it has just one
# bug: if you don't have the email post-receive hook when you run it, you'll
# need to make the symlink yourself, or you'll get bugged on every push :-)
# First -- a sanity check. We want this to fail and stop the playbook if
# someone typoed and reponame. The "command" here claims that it "creates" a
# file. That is not actually true, but it tells ansible to not bother running
# the command *if* that creates= file is already present. Its a hackaround to
# make this task idempotent.
- name: make sure the git repos exist in the first place
command: /bin/ls {{ prefix }}{{ item }} creates={{ prefix }}{{ item }}
with_items: "{{ repos }}"
- name: ensure there is a post-receive-chained.d/ directory
file: >
state=directory
path="{{ prefix }}{{ item }}{{ chained }}/"
with_items: "{{ repos }}"
- name: move the old post-receive email hook into the chained dir
command: >
/bin/mv "{{ prefix }}{{ item }}/hooks/post-receive" "{{ prefix }}{{ item }}{{ chained }}/post-receive-email"
removes="{{ prefix }}{{ item }}/hooks/post-receive"
creates="{{ prefix }}{{ item }}{{ chained }}/post-receive-email"
with_items: "{{ repos }}"
- name: symlink the fedmsg hook into the chained dir
file: >
path="{{ prefix }}{{ item }}{{ chained }}/post-receive-fedmsg"
src={{ fedmsg_hook }}
state=link
with_items: "{{ repos }}"
- name: symlink in the chained hook redirector
file: >
path="{{ prefix }}{{ item }}/hooks/post-receive"
src={{ chained_hook }}
state=link
with_items: "{{ repos }}"