Greetings. I thought I would send out this reminder as it's bitten us a few times recently. When you commit something to ansible, you are saying: "This is the desired state". This means you should run any affected playbooks and confirm that the changes have been pushed out and are working as you expect. If you are unable to do this, please revert back to the last state that actually reflects whats on the machines you are managing. At any time ansible could be run with your changes and push them out with unrelated changes, possibly causing breakage. It then falls to whoever last ran ansible to fix your previous changes, possibly without you around, which is unfair and wrong. If you make some changes and don't have the access to push them out, please contact someone who does to make them live and confirm they are working as expected. If there's some reason you are in the middle of some complex changes and don't wish them to be pushed yet, please let everyone else who could be doing ansible runs that that is the case. Thank you all. kevin
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