Bill Nottingham c6eb8cf59b
Cache downloaded roles & collections
Populate the cache the first time the job is run for a revision
that needs them, and for future runs for that revision just
copy it into the private directory.

Delete the cache on project deletion.

Invalidate the cache on a new project revision

Also download roles/collections during the sync job

Since we're writing into a per-revision cache, we can do this easily now.

Don't try and install content if there aren't any requirements expecting it

Adjust pathing to the proper location.

Force install if doing a manual sync.

Requirements may be unversioned.

Remove the cache when delete-on-update is set

Integrate content caching with existing task logic

Revert the --force flags

use the update id as metric for role caching

Shift the movement of cache to job folder from rsync task to python

Only install roles and collections if needed

Deal with roles and collections for jobs without sync
Skip local copy if roles or collections turned off

update docs for content caching

Design pivot - use empty cache dir to indicate lack of content

Do not cache content if we did not install content

Test changes to allay concerns about reliability of local_path

Do not blow away cache for SCM inventory updates

Remove project update vars no longer used

Remove job pre-creation of content folders

code style edit, always use cache_id as property in tasks

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AWX

AWX provides a web-based user interface, REST API, and task engine built on top of Ansible. It is the upstream project for Tower, a commercial derivative of AWX.

To install AWX, please view the Install guide.

To learn more about using AWX, and Tower, view the Tower docs site.

The AWX Project Frequently Asked Questions can be found here.

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Contributing

  • Refer to the Contributing guide to get started developing, testing, and building AWX.
  • All code submissions are done through pull requests against the devel branch.
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  • Take care to make sure no merge commits are in the submission, and use git rebase vs git merge for this reason.
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Reporting Issues

If you're experiencing a problem that you feel is a bug in AWX, or have ideas for how to improve AWX, we encourage you to open an issue, and share your feedback. But before opening a new issue, we ask that you please take a look at our Issues guide.

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