adjust ansible output and where collections are installed #54
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.venv is another commonly used Python virtualenv name that folks use so add it to the ignore list.
cloudnull
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Jan 30, 2024
Since this installs its own collections, let's avoid stomping on things with other work the user might have going on.
Opinionated commit here that it's easier to read the YAML output on failure then it is to read the giant single line JSON blob when a failure happens.
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Adjust the ansible output to be in YAML form to make reading the error easier than a single line. Install the collections in a local directory install instead of blending with the global ansible directories.