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Apologies if my workflow was never intended. But I am NOT using an execution environment (so I don't check this in the settings). I AM trying to setup a bunch of local machines (not cloud, not containers). I need sudo with ssh. Usually I would run something like ansible-playbook -kK. However because the arguments are not exposed to the config, I can't add these flags and running ansible-playbook against playbook.yaml I get "msg": "Missing sudo password".
Again maybe my workflow isn't supported and this extension is only meant for (paying?) users against cloud resources and containers. It's hard to tell because there's no real great starting guide. There's a blog post, a youtube video, and a Readme.md that doesn't even give any information on how to even run ansible-playbook, so I assume the target audience is seasoned DevOps not those of us that want to automate our own setups.
Solution
Expose arguments to ansible-playbook in the config (similar to ansible-lint)
Alternatives
I'll have to manually run from terminal or vscode terminal.
Additional context
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Problem
Apologies if my workflow was never intended. But I am NOT using an execution environment (so I don't check this in the settings). I AM trying to setup a bunch of local machines (not cloud, not containers). I need
sudo
with ssh. Usually I would run something likeansible-playbook -kK
. However because the arguments are not exposed to the config, I can't add these flags and runningansible-playbook
againstplaybook.yaml
I get"msg": "Missing sudo password"
.Again maybe my workflow isn't supported and this extension is only meant for (paying?) users against cloud resources and containers. It's hard to tell because there's no real great starting guide. There's a blog post, a youtube video, and a Readme.md that doesn't even give any information on how to even run
ansible-playbook
, so I assume the target audience is seasoned DevOps not those of us that want to automate our own setups.Solution
Expose arguments to
ansible-playbook
in the config (similar toansible-lint
)Alternatives
I'll have to manually run from terminal or vscode terminal.
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: