Linting errors:
- Use FQCN for builtin actions.
(fail -> ansible.builtin.fail)
- line too long (175 > 170 characters)
- trailing spaces
increment version for simple version check
* schema: 'AIX' was expected (schema[meta])
This was unclear but specifying platform version "all" as a list entry, solved it
* schema: 2.11 is not of type 'string' (schema[meta])
* schema: Additional properties are not allowed ('github_branch' was unexpected) (schema[meta])
* unnamed-task: All tasks should be named
fixes errors like fatal: [gitea]: FAILED! => {"msg": "The conditional check 'gitea_secret_key | length == 0' failed. The error was: Unexpected templating type error occurred on ({% if gitea_secret_key | length == 0 %} True {% else %} False {% endif %}): object of type 'AnsibleVaultEncryptedUnicode' has no len()
when using an encrypted string in vault for secrets
* Versioning logic moved into separate file; versioning is determined in that
file and appropriate facts are set.
* Removed 'gitea_dl_url' from defaults/main.yml. This is now a generated fact
from tasks/set_version.yml.
* Remote gitea version is only checked if 'latest' is set, otherwise no logic
change.
* 'gitea_version' used in tasks is now 'gitea_version_target'. This is the
target install version after versioning logic is applied. No change to end
user usage of 'gitea_version' in defaults/main.yml.
* Updated documentation with usage and removal of 'gitea_dl_url'.
* Gitea user should be a system user
* Improve installation system
* Download archive instead of binary
* Add checksum validation
* Add GPG check
* Add backup process before upgrading
* Improve ARM support
* Improve support for Vault Encrypted JWT tokens
* Fix spacing in gitea configuration template
When Gitea rewrite the configuration file (e.g.: the JWT token is not
set or doesn't fit their criteria), it'll align space on a per-section
basis in the .ini file.
If the template is not properly spaced, at the next Ansible run, you'll
have an enormous diff, hidding what the real changes are.
* add proper redhat/debian deps for molecule testing
* Gitea group should be a system group
* fix linting for CI
* Update CI and meta information for up-to-date tests and distros
* molecule: fix typo for redhat packages
* fix typo
* bump gitea version to 1.13.1
* Use Ubuntu keyservers to play nicely with everyone
* Update minimum required ansible version to 2.9.8
This is required for Ubuntu Focal, which comes with systemd >= 245
The Get Facts modules doesn't work well with it before the bugfix
introduced in 2.9.8
* Replace yes by True to please the linting
* Truthy values needs to be lower-case
* bump gitea version to 1.13.2
* perform gitea dump as gitea user
* need to set become to yes
* autogenerate JWT_SECRETS (#77)
* autogenerate JWT_SECRETS
Based on https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/command-line/#generate we will now autogenerate JWT_SECRETS if they are not defined.
In my opinion a much better idea than writing a value in the default config.
The check if the variables for the secrets are now 43 characters long i took out. Gitea generates itself suitable secrets, if the user given ones do not fit.
* drop ansible.builtin. syntax
* Update file permissions for "{{ gitea_home }}" (#75)
The file permissions for {{ gitea_home }} especially in conjunction with the recurse: true flag are on closer inspection very open to all and also have a +x set on files.
This should be done better. And I have done here now.
By the way: To improve the -x on normal files in his gitea installation this shell command was useful for me
```
find . -type f -exec chmod a-x {} \+;
find . -type f -exec chmod u=rwX {} \+;
```
* Bump cryptography from 3.2 to 3.3.2 (#79)
Bumps [cryptography](https://github.com/pyca/cryptography) from 3.2 to 3.3.2.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/blob/master/CHANGELOG.rst)
- [Commits](https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/compare/3.2...3.3.2)
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* Gitea user should be a system user
* Improve installation system
* Download archive instead of binary
* Add checksum validation
* Add GPG check
* Add backup process before upgrading
* Improve ARM support
* Fix spacing in gitea configuration template
When Gitea rewrite the configuration file (e.g.: the JWT token is not
set or doesn't fit their criteria), it'll align space on a per-section
basis in the .ini file.
If the template is not properly spaced, at the next Ansible run, you'll
have an enormous diff, hidding what the real changes are.
* add proper redhat/debian deps for molecule testing
* Gitea group should be a system group
* fix linting for CI
* Update CI and meta information for up-to-date tests and distros
* molecule: fix typo for redhat packages
* fix typo
* bump gitea version to 1.13.1
* Use Ubuntu keyservers to play nicely with everyone
* Update minimum required ansible version to 2.9.8
This is required for Ubuntu Focal, which comes with systemd >= 245
The Get Facts modules doesn't work well with it before the bugfix
introduced in 2.9.8
* Replace yes by True to please the linting
* Truthy values needs to be lower-case
* bump gitea version to 1.13.2
* perform gitea dump as gitea user
* need to set become to yes
* check-variables.yml doesn't exists anymore
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The file permissions for {{ gitea_home }} especially in conjunction with the recurse: true flag are on closer inspection very open to all and also have a +x set on files.
This should be done better. And I have done here now.
By the way: To improve the -x on normal files in his gitea installation this shell command was useful for me
```
find . -type f -exec chmod a-x {} \+;
find . -type f -exec chmod u=rwX {} \+;
```