lmodemal joining the Ansible writer
team!(samccann,
14:35:29)
Contributor Summit and Ansible Fest is next
week Agenda is here
https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/virtual-ansible-contributor-summit-october-2020(gundalow,
14:37:04)
- removing docs rst etc from the ansible tarballs(samccann, 14:38:18)
ansible tarballs are quite big now. We're
considering removing the docs rst files and making a separate
tarball just for docs for those who may want it locally. could add
HTML to it as well?(samccann,
14:43:03)
ACTION: - find out if
.rst files within a collection are part of the collection tarballs
(and thus making Ansible tarball that much bigger)(samccann,
14:44:42)
yes, seems like the collection tarball does
include .rst files.(samccann,
14:45:55)
there are 328 static .rst files in
`ansible-base, 967 .rst files in the Ansible 2.10.0 tarball.(samccann,
14:54:29)
let's investigate this a bit further - how much
MB saved, % of the size of the existing tarballs etc. And how
useful would the folks who want downloadable docs find it as html
files in the tarball(samccann,
15:09:41)
Separating `ansible-base` docs from Ansible docs(samccann, 15:10:28)
design choices to make: what docs does a user
vs developer of ansible-base need?(abadger1999,
15:13:33)
design choices: what docs should NOT be
versioned?(abadger1999,
15:13:51)
redesigns still have to work within the
Ansible-2.11 deadline for something presentable (late Jan/early
Feb)(abadger1999,
15:15:04)
the Ansible 2.11 deadline is because the url
has a version number - so ansible-base would still be 2.10 in the
url, but Ansible would be 2.11 for example(samccann,
15:15:41)
some sort of table of personas,
products&tools and versions would help us understand how things
could be split up(samccann,
15:17:04)
if ansible-base adds some new feature to how
inventories work... that is available only to `ansible-base` users
and not Ansible users until Ansible releases with it (like 2.10
ansible-base came out first a few months back)(samccann,
15:26:16)
as an analogy - Ansible Automation Platform is
MS Office. It has a number of independent bits of software that you
get together (word, excell, powerpoint) ansible-base, AH, ...(samccann,
15:30:22)
The MS Office documentation is mostly a
top-level link to the relevant individual product docs. Likewise,
don't view `ansible` as a first class citizan, more metadata about
thing:version that's included(samccann,
15:30:51)
generating all module index etc(samccann, 15:40:53)
plugin indexes
https://github.com/ansible-community/antsibull/pull/196 - see
https://ansible.fontein.de/collections/index_module.html
https://ansible.fontein.de/collections/index_lookup.html
https://ansible.fontein.de/collections/index_vars.html(samccann,
15:43:22)
- collection version
https://github.com/ansible-community/antsibull/pull/200 - see
https://ansible.fontein.de/collections/community/crypto/index.html#plugins-in-community-crypto
and
https://ansible.fontein.de/collections/community/crypto/acme_account_module.html#ansible-collections-community-crypto-acme-account-module(samccann,
15:47:45)