fix(configure_snapraid): patch snapraid-btrfs before install and improve idempotency#137
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…ove idempotency Apply the `snapraid-btrfs` upstream patch (workaround for the mentioned unmerged PR) directly to the cloned source before copying, rather than patching the installed binary afterwards. This avoids always marking the Ansible task as changed due to the patch, and ensures the copy step only distributes the already-patched version, improving idempotency. Also, add `force: true` to the git clone step so local modifications don't block updates, and track actual repo changes via before/after commit hashes to avoid false change reports. Lastly, remove the redundant `chmod` task since the copy step already sets the correct mode.
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Apply the
snapraid-btrfsupstream patch (workaround for the mentioned unmerged PR) directly to the cloned source before copying, rather than patching the installed binary afterwards. This avoids always marking the Ansible task as changed due to the patch, and ensures the copy step only distributes the already-patched version, improving idempotency.Also, add
force: trueto the git clone step so local modifications don't block updates, and track actual repo changes via before/after commit hashes to avoid false change reports.Lastly, remove the redundant
chmodtask since the copy step already sets the correct mode.