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User Profiles

Your user profile can be used to override every roles defaults values. For example, adding:

terraform_version : "0.9.6"

will install that specific version of terraform, instead of the default values.

If you want to see what you can override for a given role, check roles/{ROLE_NAME}/defaults/main.yml
If you want to see what you can override across all roles, you can try the following:

for dir in $(find . -type d -name "defaults"); do grep -vE "^---" ${dir}/main.yml ; done

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Tags

Every role contains tags that you can specifically execute instead of running a full playbook.
There is a standard behind the tags naming, so if you just want to install intellij, which exists in developer/ide/intellij you can run either -t developer, -t ide or -t intellij.

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Playbooks

The sections below cover install and build steps to get a full functioning linux box meeting whatever requirements you have.

ubuntu

Installs Ubuntu configurations
README

windows

Installs Windows configurations
README

retropie

Installs all configurations for a Retropie 4.4 install
README

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Vagrant

If you want to get up and running quickly, try using the Vagrantfile in .vagrantfiles/cli.

cd .vagrantfiles/cli
vagrant up

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Help

./go.sh -h

go.sh -p PLAYBOOK -u USER [-l LIMIT] [-t TAGS] [-z SKIP] [-v VERBOSITY] [-k KEY] [-e EXTRAVARS] [-s] [-c] [-h]
     -p PLAYBOOK      path to playbook
     -u USER          user profile to load
     -l LIMIT         limit to host
     -t TAGS          run only tasks with provided tags
     -z SKIP          skips tasks with provided tags
     -v VERBOSITY     v, vv, vvv, vvvv
     -k KEY           use private key
     -e EXTRAVARS     include as extra vars
     -s               run as sudo
     -c               run in check mode
     -h               show help

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Ansible Module Index

All Modules are documented here