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When there is an update to ansible-pull-script.sh available on the install node's httpd the cronjob has to first run once with the old version, at the end fetch the latest one and then the next time the cronjob runs it will use the new one.
Can we check if there is a new version available at the start and then in some way launch a new version of the script from within the script?
Low priority? Either wait cron interval*2 or run ansible-pull manually. Also I'm not sure how to accomplish this nicely.
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When there is an update to ansible-pull-script.sh available on the install node's httpd the cronjob has to first run once with the old version, at the end fetch the latest one and then the next time the cronjob runs it will use the new one.
Can we check if there is a new version available at the start and then in some way launch a new version of the script from within the script?
Low priority? Either wait cron interval*2 or run ansible-pull manually. Also I'm not sure how to accomplish this nicely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: