The upgrade notes only describe necessary changes that you might need to make to your setup in order to use a new role release. Refer to the :ref:`users__ref_changelog` for more details about what has changed.
All role variables have been renamed from users_* to users__* to move
them to a separate namespace.
List of renamed user list variables:
| Old variable name | New variable name |
|---|---|
users_list |
:envvar:`users__accounts` |
users_group_list |
:envvar:`users__group_accounts` |
users_host_list |
:envvar:`users__host_accounts` |
users_root |
:envvar:`users__root_accounts` |
users_admins |
:envvar:`users__admin_accounts` |
users_default |
:envvar:`users__default_accounts` |
users_groups |
:envvar:`users__groups` |
| :envvar:`users__group_groups` | |
| :envvar:`users__host_groups` |
List of other renamed variables:
| Old variable name | New variable name |
|---|---|
users_default_dotfiles |
:envvar:`users__dotfiles_enabled` |
users_default_dotfiles_key |
:envvar:`users__dotfiles_name` |
users_dotfiles |
:envvar:`users__dotfiles_default_map` |
This script can come in handy to update the inventory variable names, assuming that your inventory is stored in a :command:`git` repository:
.. literalinclude:: scripts/upgrade-from-v0.1.x-to-v0.2.x.sh :language: shell
The script is bundled with this role under :file:`docs/scripts/upgrade-from-v0.1.x-to-v0.2.x.sh` and can be invoked from there.