independent of output, and can also see all the output nicely grouped together if we want
to reformat it or make summaries of statistics.

Code needs cleanup, but works

as well as template files.  PLUS, variables are now expressed in playbooks without having
to know about the setup task, which means playbooks are simpler to read now.

Fix the py[co] part of the clean target in the make file

Read some defaults from the environment

environment (ANSIBLE_{LIBRARY,HOSTS}) if defined.

Update manpages to represent this.

Also update the env-setup script to set ANSIBLE_{LIBRARY,HOSTS}.

Fix parse_hosts to not blow up on ungrouped hosts.

Add environment updating script 'env-setup' to facilitate running ansibl...

Freshen up Makefile clean target

rpm pkging/spec file

Correct see-also in playbook manpage

is not parseable

* Pattern in API now has a default
* Fixed bug in template module operation detected from running playbook (tests for that pending)
* Workaround for multiprocessing lib being harmlessly squeaky (feeder thread got sentinel)

everything as the logged in user using local checkout and write to a tempdir.
To run tests, be sure user is in SSH authorized_keys for themselves, this DOES
run through paramiko because mocking it out would defeat the point of having tests.

Allow ":" to be used to split patterns as well as ";" so if you are just using group names or fully explicit names you do not need to use shell quoting at all.  Obviously if you use wildcards like "*" you wouldstill.