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Merge "Update README to make add_repos use clearer"

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@ -13,8 +13,10 @@ Role Variables
* `repo_setup_script` - path to repositories setup script template
* `repo_setup_log` - path to repositories setup script log
* `repo_run_live`: false/true - where to run repo setup script on host (live host that playbook runs on it) (default: true)
* `repo_inject_image_path` - path to image, in case of injecting repositories into the image (default: not defined)
* `repo_run_live`: false/true - where to run repo setup script on host (live host that playbook
runs on it) (default: true)
* `repo_inject_image_path` - path to image, in case of injecting repositories into the image
(default: not defined)
* `repo_cmd_before`: - shell commands to run before repos setup
* `repo_cmd_after`: - shell commands to run after repos setup
* `libvirt_uri` - URI of libvirt in case of using virt-customize to inject repos into the image
@ -22,7 +24,9 @@ Role Variables
* `repos.type` - file / generic / package / rpm_url
* `repos.releases` - for which releases to set up this repo, if not defined - for all releases.
It supports shortcut for all stable releases - '{{ stable }}'
* `add_repos` - dictionary of additional repositories to add, could be populated in code, by default is empty
* `add_repos` - dictionary of additional repositories to add, could be populated in code, by
default is empty. Note that this dictionary will be constructed in the same manner
as a typical `repos` dictionary. See examples below.
*File*
------
@ -40,7 +44,8 @@ Role Variables
* `repos.baseurl` - base URL of the repository (mandatory)
* `repos.hash_url` - URL of repo file in network, used for extracting trunk hash (optional)
* `repos.priority` - priority of resulting repo (optional)
* `repos.includepkgs` - includepkgs parameter of resulting repo (use this repo only for these packages) (optional)
* `repos.includepkgs` - includepkgs parameter of resulting repo (use this repo only for these
packages) (optional)
* `repos.enabled` - 0/1 whether the repo is enabled or not (default: 1 - enabled)
* `repos.gpgcheck` - whether to check GPG keys for repo (default: 0 - don't check)
@ -61,7 +66,8 @@ Role Variables
* `rhel_version_number`: The major version of RHEL
* `osp_release_version_number`: The major version of RHOSP
* `rhceph_version_number`: The version of RHCeph
* `rhsm_repos`: a yaml list of yum repos that should be enabled via subscription manager, an example config is in config/release/rhos-11-rhn-baseos-undercloud.yml
* `rhsm_repos`: a yaml list of yum repos that should be enabled via subscription manager, an
example config is in config/release/rhos-11-rhn-baseos-undercloud.yml
Dependencies
------------
@ -71,7 +77,8 @@ No dependencies
Example Playbook
----------------
Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:
Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as
parameters) is always nice for users too:
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- name: Run repo setup