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# Customize a given TOML file
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The example takes the configuration of a Gitlab runner as example just because it is a TOML file with known values.
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## Requirements
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- Matt Martz (_sivel_)'s [`toiletwater`][toiletwater] Ansible collection.</br>
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Needed to have access to filters like `to_toml`.
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```sh
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ansible-galaxy collection install 'sivel.toiletwater'
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```
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- Python's 'toml' library</br>
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Needed to read from and write to TOML files.
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```sh
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pip install --user 'toml'
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brew install 'python-toml'
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```
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## Output
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See the [desired result][desired.toml] and the effective [output][output.toml].
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Not perfect, but still good enough.
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## Further readings
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- [Runners' configuration values]
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### Sources
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- [Merging two dictionaries by key in Ansible]
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References
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<!-- Knowledge base -->
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[desired.toml]: desired.toml
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[output.toml]: output.toml
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<!-- Upstream -->
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[runners' configuration values]: https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/configuration/advanced-configuration.html
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[toiletwater]: https://galaxy.ansible.com/ui/repo/published/sivel/toiletwater/
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<!-- Others -->
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[merging two dictionaries by key in ansible]: https://serverfault.com/questions/1084157/merging-two-dictionaries-by-key-in-ansible#1084164
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