As @domy says the earlier videos in the Ansible playlist show this. My .vimrc setting are as one line: autocmd FileType yaml setlocal ai et cuc cul ts=2 sw=2 The cuc highlights the cursor current column and is really useful where the indent level important such as YAML and Python
I am sure a lot has changed since the creation of this video: but re-creating it now there seems to be an encryption issue where ansible is looking for passlib?
If you still have your Pluralsight subscription the rHCSA 8 track has started there are 4 courses so far. 3 recent, this year, and the podman course from last year
Thank you! You have a gift of explaining and simplifying complex ideas.
Thanks for the comment
You have just got one more subscriber! Awesome video!
Excellent video, super clear explanations... Thank you!
Awesome, simplicity in explanation, in depth knowledge.... Just wanted to know how u are setting indentation marker with vim... Thanks
Thank you! Learned a lot, as always from your excellent tutors! Keep them coming!
Thank you
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much
Awesome video! I learned a lot... I don't need to use AWX, I guess for my studying. Please provide us some more tutorials.
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Very informative, clear video. Great teaching style!
"The toast to my marmalade" huh? Somehow that just rings odd... :)
Hello, Tux. Thank you for this interesting lesson. Can you please advise me how to set up the hilighting syntax in Vim as it has done on the video?
@Domy many thanks
As @domy says the earlier videos in the Ansible playlist show this. My .vimrc setting are as one line:
autocmd FileType yaml setlocal ai et cuc cul ts=2 sw=2
The cuc highlights the cursor current column and is really useful where the indent level important such as YAML and Python
@@theurbanpenguin Thank you
I am sure a lot has changed since the creation of this video: but re-creating it now there seems to be an encryption issue where ansible is looking for passlib?
Hello Andrew :) Can you recommend any course for RHCSA 8? I got LFCS, but now time for RHCSA.
If you still have your Pluralsight subscription the rHCSA 8 track has started there are 4 courses so far. 3 recent, this year, and the podman course from last year
@@theurbanpenguin Thank you for your answer. I have to look because I found only your LFCS/RHCSA course under Centos 7
I used the box centos/7 and it prompted for pass. The default didn't work.