ARA 1.6.0 has been released and you can try it out with the getting started guide or by checking out the live demo at https://demo.recordsansible.org. This blog post will highlight some of the changes since 1.5.8 but for the full list, see: the changelog on GitHub the list of commits since 1.5.8 You can also catch up on the changelog and release notes for every version until now in the documentation....
ARA 1.5.8 has been released and you can try it out with the getting started guide or by checking out the live demo at https://demo.recordsansible.org. For the full list of changes, see the changelog on GitHub as well as the list of commits since 1.5.7. You can also catch up on the changelog and release notes for every version until now in the documentation. 1.5.8 features fixes as well as general maintenance work to address python and dependency deprecations while adding a few features....
ARA 1.5.7 has been released and you can try it out with the getting started guide or by checking out the live demo at https://demo.recordsansible.org. For the full list of changes, see the changelog on GitHub as well as the list of commits since 1.5.6. You can also catch up on the changelog and release notes for every version until now in the documentation. 1.5.7 features a brand new “hosts” page to browse and search playbook reports by host as well as fixes and improvements....
ARA 1.5.6 has been released and you can try it out with the getting started guide or by checking out the live demo at https://demo.recordsansible.org. For the full list of changes, see the changelog on GitHub as well as the list of commits since 1.5.5. It’s been a while since the last release highlight for 1.5.0 but you can catch up on changelogs and release notes for every version until now in the documentation....
ARA 1.5.0 as well as 1.5.1 (due to a release issue with PyPi) have been released ! For the full list of changes, see the changelog on GitHub as well as the list of commits since 1.4.3. The changelogs and release notes for every version are now included in the documentation as well. Check out the refreshed getting started guide to try it out. Here you can find some of the highlights for this new release....
1.4 is a significant milestone for the project and adds a number of new features, bugfixes and improvements. The first release candidate, 1.4.0rc1, is available for testing from PyPi with pip install --pre ara[server]. Here you can find some of the highlights for this upcoming release. For the full list of changes, see the changelog or the list of commits since 1.3.2. The ara_api Ansible role now supports EL8 The ara_api Ansible role can be used to deploy and configure a production-ready ARA API server and, in fact, this is the role used to deploy the live demo on api....
0.16.7 is a maintenance release for ARA 0.x. Changes since 0.16.6: Fix typo in ara.setup.env for ANSIBLE_ACTION_PLUGINS (pull request) Pin pyfakefs to <4 in order to avoid breaking python2 usage (issue) Pin junit-xml to <=1.8 in order to avoid deprecation warnings in unit tests ARA 0.x end of life The code base for ARA 0.x has not been actively maintained and developed since 2018 and will officially reach end of life June 4th, 2019, one year after the release of ARA 1....
ARA has come a long way since I created it as a side project back in 2016. The end of 2019 is here and I thought this was a good opportunity to look back at the progress of the project over the past year. The journey to finally release 1.0 ARA 0.x has been successful at recording Ansible playbook runs and providing reporting capabitilies. However, it lacked – amongst other things – an API to make it easier to integrate with other systems....
ARA 1.3.0 has been released ! You can refer to GitHub repository for the changelog as well as the full list of changes since 1.2. Here are some of the highlights in this new version: Required python version Before ARA 1.3, it was required to run the API server under at least python 3.6 and above. We’ve removed the requirement on python 3.6 by replacing a few instances of python f-strings by a compatible string format....
We are happy to announce that ARA has successfully been included in Fedora ! The latest version (1.2.0) is available for Fedora 30, Fedora 31 as well as Rawhide (Fedora 32). You can find the source for the packaging files on src.fedoraproject.org and the builds on koji.fedoraproject.org. Contributions to improve the packaging are welcome ! How to get started If you are using Ansible from Fedora packages, you can start recording playbooks with ARA easily:...