This Ansible Role will ensure the GIT tool is installed and configured according to the user preferences. Settings can be customized through variables. Take a look in the existing standards defined in "defaults/main.yml" and overridden them in a playbook.

This role will:

• Ensure GIT is installed;
• Ensure the proper settings in ~/.gitconfig;
• Ensure the PS1 variable is defined to show the current branch when working in a GIT repository;

To install this role:
$ ansible-galaxy role install marcusburghardt.git

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You can customize your environment in a very simple and centralized way editing some variables in:

• defaults/main.yml

In some rare cases, you may change some configuration to reflect your local environment in:

• vars/*.yml

Observe that the above variables could be set in your playbook too, which, IMO is much more elegant. ;)
Take a look in the Example Playbook section.

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This playbook will prepare everything with the right variables.
For this example, lets call this playbook file as "ansible_git.yml":

• hosts: linux vars:
  • git_tasks:
    • { enabled: true, name: 'configure_git' }
    • { enabled: true, name: 'configure_ps' } roles:
  • marcusburghardt.git

Considering the inventory file is in the same folder and is called "hosts_git", you can now run this command:
$ ansible-playbook -K -i hosts_git ansible_git.yml

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Marcus Burghardt

• https://github.com/marcusburghardt/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusburghardt/