'amd64': disk1
'arm64': uefi1
boot_mode: "{{ boot_modes[YARD_IMG_ARCH] }}"
- image_filename: "{{ release }}-server-cloudimg-{{ YARD_IMG_ARCH }}-{{ boot_mode }}.img"
- image_path: "{{ release }}/current/{{ image_filename }}"
+ image_filename:
+ 'xenial': "{{ release }}-server-cloudimg-{{ YARD_IMG_ARCH }}-{{ boot_mode }}.img"
+ 'bionic': "{{ release }}-server-cloudimg-{{ YARD_IMG_ARCH }}.img"
+ image_path: "{{ release }}/current/{{ image_filename[release] }}"
host: "{{ lookup('env', 'HOST')|default('cloud-images.ubuntu.com', true)}}"
image_url: "{{ lookup('env', 'IMAGE_URL')|default('https://' ~ host ~ '/' ~ image_path, true) }}"
- image_dest: "{{ workspace }}/{{ image_filename }}"
+ image_dest: "{{ workspace }}/{{ image_filename[release] }}"
sha256sums_path: "{{ release }}/current/SHA256SUMS"
sha256sums_filename: "{{ sha256sums_path|basename }}"
sha256sums_url: "{{ lookup('env', 'SHA256SUMS_URL')|default('https://' ~ host ~ '/' ~ sha256sums_path, true) }}"
- name: Debug dump loop devices
command: losetup -a
- register: losetup_output
ignore_errors: true
- - debug:
- var: losetup_output
- verbosity: 2
-
- name: delete loop devices for image file
# use this because kpartx -dv will fail if raw_imgfile was delete
# but in theory we could have deleted file still attached to loopback device?
shell: losetup -O NAME,BACK-FILE | grep "{{ raw_imgfile_basename }}" | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs -l1 losetup -v -d
ignore_errors: true
+ - name: Debug dump loop devices again
+ command: losetup -a
+ ignore_errors: true
+
- name: delete {{ raw_imgfile }}
file:
path: "{{ raw_imgfile }}"