propagate the env var EXTRA_PLAYBOOK_OPTS to our ansible-playbook commands#621
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mbaldessari merged 1 commit intovalidatedpatterns:mainfrom Feb 25, 2025
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…mands Currently, we pass the env var EXTRA_PLAYBOOK_OPTS into our utility container when running the `pattern-util.sh` script, however, we do not use it anywhere. This commit adds propagation of the env var to the `ansible-playbook` commands which could make use of it. As an example, you could set ```sh export EXTRA_PLAYBOOK_OPTS="-vvv" ``` which would enable verbose logging for any of the ansible playbooks when we run `./pattern.sh make <make_target>` in any of our pattern repos.
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Currently, we pass the env var EXTRA_PLAYBOOK_OPTS into our utility container when running the
pattern-util.shscript, however, we do not use it anywhere. This commit adds propagation of the env var to theansible-playbookcommands which could make use of it.As an example, you could set
which would enable verbose logging for any of the ansible playbooks when we run
./pattern.sh make <make_target>in any of our pattern repos.