Derek Carter goozbach

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Had some questions at work about what handlers could do. So we built this playbook to test.

	---
	- name: debug vars
	hosts: localhost
	tasks:
	- name: debug vars
	debug:
	msg: "this is foo {{ foo \| default('foodefault') }}; This is bar {{ bar \| default('bardefault') }}"

	gitcreate() {
	# usage: gitcreate <reponame> [--push]
	# requires 'jq' to be installed

	# Seed of this idea came from http://www.karan.org/blog/2017/01/13/create-a-new-github-com-repo-from-the-cli/

	REPONAME=${1}
	PUSH=${2}

	# This function only works in a git repo.

	#!/bin/bash

	git submodule sync
	git submodule update

	git submodule foreach git submodule sync
	git submodule foreach git submodule update

	git submodule foreach git submodule foreach git submodule sync
	git submodule foreach git submodule foreach git submodule update

	[2013-12-06:10:18:09 dcarter@hoth ~]
	$ hr
	---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	[2013-12-06:10:18:12 dcarter@hoth ~]
	$ type hr
	hr is aliased to `for i in $(seq 1 $COLUMNS); do echo -n -; done'

	# history stuff
	export HISTSIZE=10000000
	# create the historydir if it doesn't exist
	if [[ ! -d ${HOME}/.bash_history.d/ ]]
	then
	mkdir -p ${HOME}/.bash_history.d/
	fi

	# one history file per year
	export HISTFILE=${HOME}/.bash_history.d/${HOSTNAME}.$(date +%Y)