ansible: Force dpkg configuration during release upgrades

[lttng-ci.git] / automation / ansible / tasks / debian_release_upgrade.yml

---
# @TODO: Remove pins
# @TODO: Should 3rd party sources be removed?
# @TODO: Ensure kernel package is installed
# @TODO: Should a 2nd sshd be started on a non-standard port in case of failure?
- name: dpkg audit
  command:
    cmd: 'dpkg --audit'
- name: show holds
  command:
    cmd: 'apt-mark showhold'
- name: remove all holds
  command:
    cmd: "apt-mark unhold '*'"
- name: Replace release in apt sources.list
  replace:
    regexp: "{{ansible_distribution_release}}"
    replace: "{{next_release}}"
    path: /etc/apt/sources.list
- name: Replace release in apt sources.list.d
  shell:
    cmd: "sed -i 's/{{ansible_distribution_release}}/{{next_release}}/' /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*"
    warn: false
  ignore_errors: true
- apt:
    update_cache: true
# @TODO: Check required disk space and available disk space
- name: Download packages
  command:
    cmd: 'apt-get -y -d upgrade {{apt_common_options}}'
    warn: false
  environment: "{{apt_noninteractive_environment}}"
- name: Minimal upgrade run
  command:
    cmd: 'apt upgrade -y --without-new-pkgs {{apt_common_options}}'
    warn: false
  environment: "{{apt_noninteractive_environment}}"
- name: Full upgrade run
  command:
    cmd: 'apt full-upgrade -y {{apt_common_options}}'
    warn: false
  environment: "{{apt_noninteractive_environment}}"
# @TODO: reconfigure grub if installed
# `dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc` on many systems, but not all
# @TODO: Our instances often have an OS version identifier,
# it would be handy to do a replace in /etc/hostname
# before rebooting
- name: Reboot
  command: /usr/sbin/reboot
  async: 0
  poll: 0
  ignore_errors: true
  register: last_result
- name: wait for the server to reboot
  local_action: wait_for host={{ inventory_hostname }}
               port=22
               delay=1
               timeout=300
               state=started
  when: last_result.changed
  become: false
- name: Purge configuration of removed packages
  command:
    cmd: "apt -y purge '~c'"
    warn: false
  environment: "{{apt_noninteractive_environment}}"
- name: Purge obsolete packages
  command:
    cmd: "apt -y purge '~o'"
    warn: false
  environment: "{{apt_noninteractive_environment}}"