Summary
According to the Ansible documentation on desired state and idempotency , a playbook should be idempotent. This means that when executed repeatedly with the same parameters, the tasks should not produce any changes. The same principle applies when running the playbook with the --check parameter.
Currently, the playbook always reports changes for the following tasks:
lablabs.rke2 : Update apt cache
lablabs.rke2 : Download RKE2 installation script
Ensuring idempotency is critical for proper integration with CI/CD pipelines and for periodic infrastructure validation using Infrastructure-as-Code principles. Without idempotency, automated checks and deployments may result in false positives, unnecessary resource usage, and unreliable build results.
Issue Type
Feature Idea
Summary
According to the Ansible documentation on desired state and idempotency , a playbook should be idempotent. This means that when executed repeatedly with the same parameters, the tasks should not produce any changes. The same principle applies when running the playbook with the
--checkparameter.Currently, the playbook always reports changes for the following tasks:
lablabs.rke2 : Update apt cache
lablabs.rke2 : Download RKE2 installation script
Ensuring idempotency is critical for proper integration with CI/CD pipelines and for periodic infrastructure validation using Infrastructure-as-Code principles. Without idempotency, automated checks and deployments may result in false positives, unnecessary resource usage, and unreliable build results.
Issue Type
Feature Idea