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Ansible Fedora Bootstrap
This playbook is so I can spin up my desired development environment on a new fedora machine. How to use:
cd into this repo directory
./install.sh
This will fail the first time. Quit your terminal and run it again. The reason this fails is a peculiarity of installing node through nvm. I still need to figure out a way to get around this limitation.
And then you should have a nice new configured install to play with. If you use
this for yourself I would recommend changing tasks/git.yml to reflect your
github username and email.
Docker
This does not yet work properly. There's an issue created to track this.
Vagrant
You can spin up a fedora VM using ansible and vagrant. To do so run:
vagrant up
If for whatever reason provisioning fails the first time, you can try again by running:
vagrant provision
Terminate and delete the VM with:
vagrant destroy