fix ansible-pull successful run timestamp export and some more cleanup #185
2026-11-04
ansible-pull(role): deploy failure notify service using the copy loop
Deploy the ansible-pull-failure-notify.service using the loop using ansible.builtin.copy as it doesn't have any template logic.
ansible-pull(role): have failure notify deploy match other script deploy
Have the deployment of the ansible-pull-failure-notify script match the deployment of the other helper scripts.
ansible-pull(role): move ansible-pull reboot logic to script as well
Do this to unify the way these helper scripts get deployed.
ansible-pull(role): make successful run timestamp exporter work
The successful run timestamp exporter didn't work, because the ansible-pull user wouldn't necessarily have the necessary permissions and because the command wouldn't properly work. Move the timestamp export as well as the reboot to separate services, which always run as root, to ensure these operations work and to have a clean setup using systemd services. Also move the successful run timestamp exporter to a custom script to have it work properly.