antsibull-docs
ansible-sign
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8.9 | 3.7 | |
4 days ago | 16 days ago | |
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GNU General Public License v3.0 only | MIT License |
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antsibull-docs
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The Bullhorn #124 (Ansible Newsletter)
antsibull-docs 2.6.0 has been released with a fix for EXAMPLES parsing and error message improvements.
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The Bullhorn #92 (Ansible Newsletter)
More than two years ago the Ansible Docs Working Group started discussing the use of semantic markup for Ansible plugin/module documentation. This resulted in a specification that has been implemented as proofs of concept both for ansible-doc and the validate-modules sanity test, as well as for antsibull-docs. From the docs perspective this will improve plugin, module, and now also role documentation a lot, and in particular separate markup from content. (Right now you have to use C(...) and I(...) for values and option names, which stand for 'code-style' and 'italics'.)
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The Bullhorn #84 (Ansible Newsletter)
antsibull-core 2.0.0a1 has been released. This major release drops support for Python 3.6, 3.7, and 3.8 and deprecates some compatability code (full changelog). It also includes a new feature needed by antsibull-build. antsibull-core houses shared code used by antsibull-build and antsibull-docs. If you use either of these tools, please help us test this new release. It can be installed with pip install -U antsibull-core==2.0.0a1. Note that you'll need the latest version of antsibull and antsibull-docs to use antsibull-core 2.0.0a1.
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The Bullhorn #70 (Ansible Newsletter)
antsibull-docs 1.3.0 (changelog) has been released with several new features for the docs build! The most important changes are that now booleans are rendered as true and false instead of yes and no (https://github.com/ansible-community/community-topics/issues/116), and that a proper parser is used for Ansible markup, which properly escapes for example backticks instead of simply inserting them into the RST files (https://github.com/ansible-community/antsibull-docs/issues/21).
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The Bullhorn #54 (Ansible Newsletter)
If you are using the antsibull-docs or antsibull-lint collection-docs CLI command from the antsibull package, consider switching to using the new antsibull-docs 1.0.0 package instead! It is more stable and comes with less potential baggage to carry around.
ansible-sign
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The Bullhorn #88 (Ansible Newsletter)
Call for contributors! You might have noticed that a lot of the docs in the ecosystem have started applying the Ansible Sphinx theme to documentation in recent weeks. Ansible Sign and Ansible Builder are just two such projects that have recently adopted the theme. And, as more teams start using it for their docs, we're identifying maintaince and improvements to make the Ansible Sphinx theme even better. Fork the sphinx-ansible-theme repository and lend us your expertise!
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The Bullhorn #84 (Ansible Newsletter)
I am very excited to present my first blog post! Project signing is a new feature developed for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform that came out in the latest 2.3 release. It enables users to sign project-based content (think playbooks, workflows, inventories, etc.) and verify whether or not that content has remained secure. It also features a new CLI tool, ansible-sign. This blog post will explain how it works, illustrate how to implement it, and highlight a few scenarios. Check it out 👉️ here.
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