We bump the Ansible version to the version that Zuul runs. We then set
ansible-lint to the current latest version. This results in a number of
new linter violations which we fix. These violations include:
* Needing to name plays
* Needing to start names with a capital letter
* Using fully qualified names for action modules
* Quoting permissions strings to avoid octal conversion errors
* Using explicit yaml structures for tasks
We also tell ansible-lint to mock zuul_return so that we don't get
errors from it complaining that this module is not defined.
Change-Id: Ic881313fea58f4482f70e493f3d256541d31860a
The extant roles are not really right. They run in periodic and poll
tarballs to see if they should build anything. They are not gate
tested. I do not know why I did it like this; but it was a long time
ago.
We should have roles that build in the check gate, and upload only
when the client version changes.
Additionally, I found that the upstream .srpm we were building from is
not quite right; it won't build on ARM64 for example due to the way
it's autoconf machinery has been generated. The best way is to build
your own srpm from the upstream source using the method linked in this
change.
This builds and publishes artifacts for centos7 x86 and centos8
arm64/x86. A follow-on will publish these.
Change-Id: Iefb01ba48a457388bb5412ddad3d7dafb00d620c
