fix #141

[denics]

moving the check on the version of ansible AFTER the check on raspberry, avoid to break the role as the checks are in sequential order

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• Improvements
  • Enhanced consistency in the execution conditions for hardware roles based on the Debian version, ensuring tasks are only applied when the system meets the specified criteria.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the conditional logic in an Ansible playbook, specifically for the roles ovos_hardware_mark1 and ovos_hardware_mark2. The conditions for checking the major version of the Debian distribution have been adjusted to ensure consistency, with the requirement for the version to be 11 or higher being reintroduced for both roles.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
ansible/site.yml	Adjusted conditional logic for roles ovos_hardware_mark1 and ovos_hardware_mark2 to ensure consistent checks for Debian version 11 or higher.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d2ca764 and b2a51e7.

Files selected for processing (1)

• ansible/site.yml (1 hunks)

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ansible/site.yml

[error] 38-38: trailing spaces

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ansible/site.yml (2)

29-29: Condition added to check Debian version is appropriate.

The addition of the condition ansible_distribution_major_version is version('11', '>=') ensures that the role ovos_hardware_mark1 is executed only on Debian versions 11 or higher, which is crucial for compatibility and stability.

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36-38: Conditions added to ovos_hardware_mark2 are appropriate and enhance specificity.

The condition ansible_distribution_major_version is version('11', '>=') aligns with the similar condition in ovos_hardware_mark1, ensuring consistency. The additional check for specific Raspberry Pi models ('Raspberry Pi 4' in ovos_installer_raspberrypi or 'Raspberry Pi 5' in ovos_installer_raspberrypi) is a thoughtful addition, enhancing the role's applicability to relevant hardware.

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yamllint

[error] 38-38: trailing spaces

(trailing-spaces)

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• ansible/site.yml (1 hunks)

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• ansible/site.yml

[goldyfruit]

This is strange as the way how the condition works when multiples is that they act as a logical and, so order should not matter.