Use apt_repository update_cache feature
With ansible 2.2, apt_repository update_cache feature has been fixed. When a new repo will be added, apt-get update will be run after the addition if update_cache is set to yes. This combined with the apt module now properly checking the cache validity, we can now have proper updating of the cache with registering variables. Change-Id: I2b6b06e0986bc072758f2a5b4d692248143bd300
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apt_repository:
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repo: "{{ haproxy_repo.repo }}"
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state: "{{ haproxy_repo.state }}"
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update_cache: yes
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when:
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- haproxy_repo.repo is defined
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- haproxy_repo.state is defined
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delay: 2
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tags:
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- haproxy-repos
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- name: Update apt if necessary
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apt:
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update_cache: yes
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when: add_repos|changed
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tags:
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- haproxy-repos
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# don't trigger ANSIBLE0016
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- skip_ansible_lint
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