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When running an ansible-playbook command with the --check argument, it is essentially a dry run and should probably be identified as such in the web client.
I don't have a strong opinion on whether it should be a different color, a different icon or something else at this time.
We can tell if --check was enabled under playbook["arguments"]["check"], for example:
Note: alpha4 doesn't provide the arguments on a playbook list (/api/v1/playbooks), only in a playbook detail (/api/v1/playbooks/1). I'll take care of it in ansible-community/ara#28
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When running an
ansible-playbook
command with the--check
argument, it is essentially a dry run and should probably be identified as such in the web client.I don't have a strong opinion on whether it should be a different color, a different icon or something else at this time.
We can tell if
--check
was enabled underplaybook["arguments"]["check"]
, for example:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: