.ansible-lint

---
# ansible-lint configuration for CARBS
# Focuses on critical issues, skips cosmetic style rules

# Exclude certain directories
exclude_paths:
  - .venv/
  - dotfiles/
  - .git/
  - .cache/
  - .pre-commit-config.yaml  # Not an Ansible file
  - ansible/aero.yml          # Old playbook with missing role
  - ansible/tablets.yml       # Old playbook with missing role

# Skip cosmetic/style rules that are too noisy
skip_list:
  # YAML formatting (cosmetic)
  - yaml[truthy]          # yes/no vs true/false
  - yaml[hyphens]         # hyphen spacing
  - yaml[line-length]     # line length
  - yaml[comments]        # comment formatting

  # FQCN rules (annoying for personal projects)
  - fqcn[action]          # Use FQCN for actions
  - fqcn[action-core]     # Use FQCN for core actions

  # Version pinning (fine for personal use)
  - latest[git]           # Using latest git branch

  # These can be ignored for personal dotfiles
  - command-instead-of-shell  # Sometimes shell is just easier
  - command-instead-of-module # Sometimes command is just easier
  - no-changed-when           # Not critical for idempotent tasks
  - risky-shell-pipe          # We know what we're doing
  - role-name                 # Allow flexible role naming
  - var-naming                # Allow flexible variable naming
  - name[missing]             # Task names optional for simple tasks
  - name[casing]              # Allow flexible task name casing
  - name[template]            # Allow template strings in names
  - jinja[spacing]            # Jinja spacing is cosmetic
  - key-order[task]           # Task key order is preference

# Keep important rules:
# - syntax-check (catches actual errors)
# - partial-become (security issue)
# - risky-file-permissions (security)
# - name[missing] (good practice)

# Use default profile with our skip list
profile: null

# Warn only mode for certain rules
warn_list:
  - risky-file-permissions

# Ansible settings
rulesdir: []
use_default_rules: true
verbosity: 0