Why Nostr? What is Njump?
2025-04-27 08:58:18
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Roni Laukkarinen on Nostr: Yeah I know, but as a "source" I mean that a bash script consists of original ...

Yeah I know, but as a "source" I mean that a bash script consists of original commands. It is wise to create bash file definitions and functions so you won't be redefining things.

In the end it's probably a question of prepackaged vs. no packages and bash vs. yaml.

What I meant is less "templates" and more commands.

Example. Instead of

- name: Install wget package (Debian based)
action: apt pkg='wget' state=installed
only_if: "'$ansible_pkg_mgr' == 'apt'"

I want to run and write these commands myself directly in the source where I feel like running them.

Also bash works in almost every system without installations or dependencies. For example in my use case it's completely idempotent, I can run a single file without ever needing other files or installations - even offline. More flexibility in that way.
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