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I'm a newbie to semaphore and I may not be using best practice. I have a git project that contains my playbooks and a roles/requirements.yml file sourcing each roles independently. The issue I'm having is when updating a role, semaphore is unaware of the commit. I see that semaphore does a git pull of the roles in the initial task run and the roles are stored in the ansible home directory. The work-around I have to do is to delete the /tmp/semaphore/repository dir. and then run the task again in order to get the updated role. Is there a way I can have semaphore always check the git commit hash for the roles sourced in requirements.yml?
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I'm a newbie to semaphore and I may not be using best practice. I have a git project that contains my playbooks and a roles/requirements.yml file sourcing each roles independently. The issue I'm having is when updating a role, semaphore is unaware of the commit. I see that semaphore does a git pull of the roles in the initial task run and the roles are stored in the ansible home directory. The work-around I have to do is to delete the /tmp/semaphore/repository dir. and then run the task again in order to get the updated role. Is there a way I can have semaphore always check the git commit hash for the roles sourced in requirements.yml?
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