This patch modify Github 'lint' workflow to execute each linter
verifications as a separate job. This will allow us to easily see
which linter has failed, and ensure that all are executed, even
if one fails.
The Github workflow Ubuntu images do not provide Ansible pre-installed
anymore, and this patch forces its installation through Python's pip.
Different jobs were created to test documentation with different
versions of Ansible, currently 2.9 and the latest available.
This change add support for running ansible-doc-test on every
commit or PR, ensuring that roles and modules are able to produce
correct documentation with ansible-doc.
Flake8 and Pydocstyle were already being used as checks on Azure
pipelines, and this change enable the use of both as Github actions
run on every push (on any fork) end every pull-request.
I uses `rjeffman/python-lint-action` to run both linters using the
project's configuration.
By running yamllint we add one more verification of quality to the
playbooks used on/provided by ansible-freeipa, that will be executed
on every push (even on forks) or pull-requests.
This patch provides the configuration needed to run yamllint on
the playbooks found in the `tests`, `playbooks` and `molecule`
directories, on every push or pull-request done on Github, using
ibiqlik/action-yamllint action version `v1`.
The current configuration for yamllint has many rules disable, so
the problems found can be fixed later. All rules after the comment
`# Disabled rules` should be enabled in the near future.
By running ansible-lint we check if playbooks provided in
ansible-freipa follow Ansible's best practices, nd the verification
will be performed on every push (even on forks) or pull-request.
This patch provides the configuration needed to run ansible-lint
to the playbooks found in the `tests`, `playbooks` and `molecule`
directories, on every push or pull-request done on Github, using
Ansible's Github Action ansible/ansible-lint-action.
