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3 | # Ansible cheat sheet |
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5 | 3 | Irene Meisel | This page will cover some helpful one-line commands we can execute with Ansible to accomplish various tasks. Always run **git pull** and **git submodule update** before executing these commands. |
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7 | 4 | Jon Goldberg | #### Roll back a site to the latest commit (e.g. after a failed merge): |
8 | 1 | Jon Goldberg | ```shell |
9 | ansible --become -m shell -a 'cd {{civiroot}} && git clean -fdx {{civiroot}} && get reset --hard HEAD' mysite1.local,mysite2.local |
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10 | ``` |
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12 | 4 | Jon Goldberg | #### Synchronize a non-canonical site with the live site's database |
13 | 2 | Jon Goldberg | ``` |
14 | ansible-playbook main-playbook.yml --tags site-db-sync -l mysite.local |
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15 | ``` |
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16 | * This works on test and live sites. |
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17 | 1 | Jon Goldberg | * Depending on the sync strategy on the website inventory, it will pull from last night's backup, or sync directly from the live site. |
18 | * Only sites that pull from backup can sync to a site that's not on your local machine at present (I'll fix this at some point). |
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20 | #### Revert a failed local update |
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21 | ```shell |
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22 | ansible '*.local' -m shell -a "cd {{webroot}} && git checkout ." --become --become-user "{{ run_as_user }}" |
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23 | ``` |
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25 | #### Send an arbitrary SQL statement to all Civi test instances with maintenance contracts |
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26 | This is considerably trickier to handle places where we don't have root, but works |
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27 | ```shell |
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28 | ansible --become --become-user="{{ run_as_user }}" -m shell -a "PATH=\$HOME/bin:\$PATH; echo \"UPDATE civicrm_job SET is_active = 0 WHERE api_action = 'group_rebuild';\" | cv --cwd={{ webroot }} sql" 'maintenance_civi:&websites_test' |
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29 | ```` |