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- Support only OSes that have certbot packaged.
- Forked from the example role.
- Removed piprot dependency since it's used only with pre-commit and now it's installed inside the hook's virtualenv.
- Use my Python pre-commit hooks repo for piprot.
- Increased VM memory allocation in Travis CI (hopefuly this will speed up builds).
- Allow up to 45 minutes for molecule test (workaround builds that were killed because no output was received for 10 minutes, usually APT installations).
- Updated requirements.
- Don't notify Ansible Galaxy on failed builds (otherwise broken builds are uploaded to Galaxy).
- Updated requirements.
- Increase boot timeout to 600 because Travis CI fails on this occasionally.
- Updated requirements.
- Updated requirements.
- Newer version of Ansible pre-commit hooks.
- Added Debian Stretch as a test platform.
- Stop testing with Docker containers, they're only a good fit for a very limited use (cli applications, not services or system-level) and the speed of testing doesn't justify the work needed.
- Updated requirements.
- Don't allow anymore failures for Jessie, Precise and Wheezy.
- Replaced Wheezy Vagrant box again.
- Forgot to add Ubuntu Precise to assertions, corrected.
- Added all supported Linux distros to the Docker Travis CI build.
- Added Ubuntu Precise.
Merge branch 'sudo_using_users_role'
- Configure sudo using the users role (instead of adding the same tasks to each bootstrap role).
- Updated requirements.
- Updated requirements.
Revert "- Try Python 3.5 (molecule dependency fails in Python 3.4)." -
- Use anchors in .travis.yml to keep it DRY, avoid typos.
Merge branch 'feature/platforms'
- Figuring out the correct format for allowed_failures.
- Try Python 3.5 (molecule dependency fails in Python 3.4).
Merge branch 'master' into feature/platforms
- Try using Python 3.4 as it seems to be the oldest Python 3 version on which pre-commit tests (according to their Travis CI).
- Updated requirements.
- Build on my supported platforms (some don't have properly working Vagrant boxes so they're allowed to fail).
Merge branch 'feature/python32'
- Trying to use Python 3.2.
- Keep running tests in Docker.
Merge branch 'feature/software_virtualization'
- No need for the free strategy with Travis CI's build matrix for different platforms.
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