Split prep and post tasks into their own playbook#16
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The original approach ran ansible-playbook 3 or 4 times, requiring the user to enter the remove sudo password 3 or 4 times. Since the ansible-playbook command happily accepts multiple playbook files, we call all relevant playbooks with a single command, which only requires the remote sudo password to be entered once. |
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Addresses #10 , breaks out preparation steps into install_pre.yml and reboot check into install_post.yml
It also cleans up some yaml lint issues, most related to spaces and blank lines.
This has not been tested yet - please do not merge until it has been tested.