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kubectl and synchronize are now part of community.kubernetes and ansible.posix collections, respectively. This change installs these collections to a local directory to be used in inventory and isolated management playbooks. awx issue #6930
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### Inventory Updates Cross-Development with Collections
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Inventory updates in production use vendored collections baked into the image,
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which are downloaded from Ansible Galaxy in the build steps.
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This gives instructions to short-circuit that process for a faster development process.
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Running this script will do a `git clone` for all the relevant collections
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into the folder `awx/plugins/collections`.
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```
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source tools/collections/clone_vendor.sh
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```
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After this is completed, you must change the path where the server looks
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for the vendored inventory collections.
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Add this line to your local settings:
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```
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AWX_ANSIBLE_COLLECTIONS_PATHS = '/awx_devel/awx/plugins/collections'
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```
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Then when you run an inventory update of a particular type, it should
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use the cloned collection.
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This allows you to cd into a particular collection, add remotes,
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change branches, etc.
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#### Extra Build Steps
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This will not work correctly in all circumstances.
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Some collections make changes at build-time.
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In particular, the foreman inventory plugin needs the NAME attribute changed to
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the fully-qualified collection name, and will fail if this is not done.
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