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MacOS Install not working #128
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That's no surprise, since macOS is not supported by the role. Please see the role's documentation at https://ansible-collections.github.io/community.sops/branch/main/install_role.html#synopsis:
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Could this get support? |
If someone wants to implement this, sure. |
Still hoping someone picks this up 🙏 |
Why is this required if sops is already installed via homebrew? |
@brandonkal you don't need to install SOPS if it is already installed. Or what exactly do you mean? |
I was not able to get community.sops working on macOS. So ended up having to use this workaround: run//default (playbook=playbooks/setup.yaml)
Note that the community.sops plugin is broken and doesn't work well on macOS, so we use command substitution instead ANSIBLE_CONFIG=./ansible.cfg ansible-playbook "$playbook" -e "$(sops -d --output-type=json secrets.sops.yaml)" |
@brandonkal your problem seems to be unrelated to this issue, since it's not about using the Could you please create a new issue and include some more details, for example which plugin this is about? It is very unclear to me from your description what is actually not working. |
I am sorry I cannot provide more detail as I have mentioned above I have already found a workaround that always works. Using community.sops plugins broke in weird ways. Maybe it is because of python environment issues on Mac. |
To cut to the chase:
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