Directories
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Per-generation saved run data (design-docs/Revisit.md): each ansible-playbook generation's raw jsonl stdout and collected stderr are saved to a runs/ directory sibling to state.toml (typically .tangsible/runs/), named by the invocationRecord.RunID (history.go) that references them.
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Per-generation saved run data (design-docs/Revisit.md): each ansible-playbook generation's raw jsonl stdout and collected stderr are saved to a runs/ directory sibling to state.toml (typically .tangsible/runs/), named by the invocationRecord.RunID (history.go) that references them. |
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Implements the "diff" hotkey (design-docs/Diff.md): pick a past run to compare the current tree against, show only what differs, and drill down into a matched task's own per-tab unified diff between the two runs.
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Implements the "diff" hotkey (design-docs/Diff.md): pick a past run to compare the current tree against, show only what differs, and drill down into a matched task's own per-tab unified diff between the two runs. |
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Implements the "host" Verb (design-docs/HostVerb.md): a standalone, five-tab program showing everything Tangsible can determine about one host - live gathered facts, inventory group membership, which plays would run for it, its own host_vars files, and the raw "ansible-inventory --host" dump - entirely separate from the run/rerun/role verbs' own live tree UI, the same way "template" is (template.go).
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Implements the "host" Verb (design-docs/HostVerb.md): a standalone, five-tab program showing everything Tangsible can determine about one host - live gathered facts, inventory group membership, which plays would run for it, its own host_vars files, and the raw "ansible-inventory --host" dump - entirely separate from the run/rerun/role verbs' own live tree UI, the same way "template" is (template.go). |
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Package inventory is a small ansible-inventory --list client - the one piece host.go and template.go both genuinely need from each other (host.go's ListInventoryHosts calls this package's own FlattenInventoryHosts; template.go's resolveInventoryHost calls host.go's ListInventoryHosts) - pulled out into its own package specifically to break that two-way cycle rather than merging the two (much larger) files together.
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Package inventory is a small ansible-inventory --list client - the one piece host.go and template.go both genuinely need from each other (host.go's ListInventoryHosts calls this package's own FlattenInventoryHosts; template.go's resolveInventoryHost calls host.go's ListInventoryHosts) - pulled out into its own package specifically to break that two-way cycle rather than merging the two (much larger) files together. |
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Implements the "revisit" Verb (design-docs/Revisit.md, Phase 2): browse previous tangsible runs and reopen one, with the full tree/drill-down view (but not yet re-run - see requestRerun's own nil below - that's Phase 3).
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Implements the "revisit" Verb (design-docs/Revisit.md, Phase 2): browse previous tangsible runs and reopen one, with the full tree/drill-down view (but not yet re-run - see requestRerun's own nil below - that's Phase 3). |
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The shared "how does a live generation actually run" mechanism - draining its stdout, waiting for it, recording its outcome, and starting a fresh one on request (Rerun.md).
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The shared "how does a live generation actually run" mechanism - draining its stdout, waiting for it, recording its outcome, and starting a fresh one on request (Rerun.md). |
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Shells out to ansible-playbook using the ansible.posix.jsonl stdout callback and streams events live into an interactive TUI as they arrive.
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Shells out to ansible-playbook using the ansible.posix.jsonl stdout callback and streams events live into an interactive TUI as they arrive. |
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Implements the "template" Verb (design-docs/Tangsible template.md): a standalone, single-view program for interactively debugging a Jinja2 template, entirely separate from the run/rerun/role verbs' own live tree UI - there's no tree to browse here, and no live jsonl-streaming pipeline is needed, since each render is exactly one synchronous ansible-playbook invocation against exactly one host.
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Implements the "template" Verb (design-docs/Tangsible template.md): a standalone, single-view program for interactively debugging a Jinja2 template, entirely separate from the run/rerun/role verbs' own live tree UI - there's no tree to browse here, and no live jsonl-streaming pipeline is needed, since each render is exactly one synchronous ansible-playbook invocation against exactly one host. |
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Implements the shared "find text in this tab" component design-docs/Search.md asks for - used by the drill-down view, the diff verb's own drill-down, the host detail view, and the template view, every one of which already shows its content as a *tview.TextView (see TabbedPane's own doc comment).
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Implements the shared "find text in this tab" component design-docs/Search.md asks for - used by the drill-down view, the diff verb's own drill-down, the host detail view, and the template view, every one of which already shows its content as a *tview.TextView (see TabbedPane's own doc comment). |
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Implements the "vault" Verb (design-docs/Vault.md): edit individually vault-encrypted Ansible variables in a file as if editing plain text - decrypt every top-level !vault value, open $EDITOR on the plaintext view, and on close, re-encrypt only what actually changed.
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Implements the "vault" Verb (design-docs/Vault.md): edit individually vault-encrypted Ansible variables in a file as if editing plain text - decrypt every top-level !vault value, open $EDITOR on the plaintext view, and on close, re-encrypt only what actually changed. |
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Package vaultcrypto implements Ansible Vault's AES256 cipher (format version 1.1) natively, rather than shelling out to ansible-vault.
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Package vaultcrypto implements Ansible Vault's AES256 cipher (format version 1.1) natively, rather than shelling out to ansible-vault. |
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Package vaultfile builds and reassembles the plaintext editable view of an individually-vault-encrypted Ansible variables file (see design-docs/Vault.md), and computes the per-key diff between what was decrypted before editing and what's there after - the mechanism that avoids re-encrypting a value's ciphertext just because it wasn't touched (see vaultcrypto's own doc comment on why Vault's random per-encryption salt makes that distinction load-bearing).
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Package vaultfile builds and reassembles the plaintext editable view of an individually-vault-encrypted Ansible variables file (see design-docs/Vault.md), and computes the per-key diff between what was decrypted before editing and what's there after - the mechanism that avoids re-encrypting a value's ciphertext just because it wasn't touched (see vaultcrypto's own doc comment on why Vault's random per-encryption salt makes that distinction load-bearing). |
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