sanity.yaml

- name: Get list of installed packages to verify if podman is installed
  package_facts:
    manager: "auto"
  # This is noisy (and potentially sensitive) to print on stdout
  no_log: true

# This is so we can otherwise run unprivileged if podman is already installed
- when: "'podman' not in ansible_facts['packages'].keys()"
  become: true
  block:
    - name: Install podman
      package:
        name: podman
        state: present
  rescue:
    - name: Could not install podman
      fail:
        msg: |
          Failed to elevate privileges and install podman.
          Install podman manually or run ansible-playbook with elevated privileges.

# The tests are no longer installed on ansible>=6.0, use the ones from the release tarball
- name: Unzip the release tarball
  ansible.builtin.unarchive:
    src: "{{ _release_archive }}"
    dest: "{{ antsibull_sdist_dir }}"
    remote_src: yes

# ansible.builtin.find doesn't have mindepth
# https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/36369
- name: Find collection directories
  vars:
    _extracted_release: "{{ antsibull_sdist_dir }}/ansible-{{ antsibull_ansible_version }}"
  command: find {{ _extracted_release }}/ansible_collections -mindepth 2 -maxdepth 2 -type d
  register: _collection_directories

# Note: unless we run a git init first, ansible-test won't be able to pick up tests because it's under
# a .gitignore directory (antsibull/build)
- name: Run sanity tests and collect results at the end
  shell: "git init . -b main; {{ antsibull_ansible_venv }}/bin/ansible-test sanity --skip-test pylint --docker"
  ignore_errors: yes
  args:
    chdir: "{{ item }}"
  loop: "{{ _collection_directories.stdout_lines }}"
  register: _sanity_tests

- name: Print sanity test failures
  debug:
    msg: |
      {{ _result.item }}
      {{ _result.stderr }}
  when: _result.rc == 1
  loop: "{{ _sanity_tests.results }}"
  loop_control:
    loop_var: _result