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admin:
  email: mgugino@redhat.com
  password: <some password>
  sshKey: "ssh-rsa pubkey"

# this will be your libvirt dns domain, ensure you configure it to be unique.
baseDomain: tt.testing

libvirt:

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FROM fedora:28

RUN \
  dnf install -y dnf-plugins-core git gcc-c++ python2 && \
  dnf copr -y enable vbatts/bazel && \
  dnf install -y bazel && \
  dnf clean all

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#inventory.txt
[apache_hosts]
node1
node2

[new_group]
node2

# playbook1.yml
- hosts: apache_hosts

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# prerequisites.yml
- hosts: "{{ new_hosts | default('apache_hosts') }}"
  tasks:
  - do_something

# playbook1.yml
- hosts: "{{ current_apache_hosts | default('apache_hosts') }}"
  tasks:
  - do_something

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[somegroup]
localhost

[somegroup:vars]
ansible_connection=local

[OSEv3:children]
masters
nodes
etcd

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Your test failed, now what?

Yo, here's some info about who owns what tests: gcp-e2e: file against openshift/origin

Other heading

Here's some instructions about linking to flakey tests in the repos I just mentioned.

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import os
import sys

import pytest

try:
    # python3, mock is built in.
    from unittest.mock import patch
except ImportError:
    # In python2, mock is installed via pip.

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#!/bin/bash

xxx="go1.18.3"
xxx2="go1.10.2"

str_to_array() {
  local IFS='.'
  local NEW_ARRAY=(0 0 0 0)
  local version_part_index=0
  for i in $1; do

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- hosts: all # Never a good idea to use all group unless testing
  sudo: yes # don't do this, use inventory to set the ansible_become=True variable.

  tasks:
  - name: Cat inputs out of splunk in opt
    slurp:
      src: "{{ splunk_inputs_file }}"
    register: splunk_inputs_file_slurp
    when:
    - ansible_distribution == 'RedHat'

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- name: do x
  x:
    something: "{{ l_do_x_var }}"
  vars:
    l_do_x_default: "{{ big_ugly_registered_var.stat.something[1] }}"
    l_do_x_var: "{{ my_inventory_var | default(l_do_x_default) }}"