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I decided to try ansible out of curiosity to manage my dev environment. It is a very robust and versatile solution but it feels like an overkill for this task. I definitely like to set configuration files in yaml but my configurations/variables inside bash files are not too bloated to justify the switch (though I wrote the whole thing for ansible already). For now I'd prefer to continue using my bash+stow solution.
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Same for taps and casks. For App store apps we use mas and ansible.builtin.command to run a shell command in loop:
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From there, ansible takes over with the autoenv playbook. When ansible is done, the post-install script run commands that are not suitable for ansible.
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Yesterday I published: Bash + GNU Stow: take a walk while your new macbook is being set up. I was already taking a look at ansible so I decided to finish my playbooks to match exactly what my dotfiles script does.
