Fix indentation in a few places so file can be round-tripped more easily (#6178)
with the Python ruamel.yml library - Change True/False to true/false in a few places so file can be more easily round-tripped with the Python ruamel.yml library
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@ -21,26 +21,26 @@ kubeadm_images: {}
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# if this is set to true will only download files once. Doesn't work
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# on Container Linux by CoreOS unless the download_localhost is true and localhost
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# is running another OS type. Default compress level is 1 (fastest).
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download_run_once: False
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download_run_once: false
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download_compress: 1
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# if this is set to true will download container
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download_container: True
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download_container: true
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# if this is set to true, uses the localhost for download_run_once mode
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# (requires docker and sudo to access docker). You may want this option for
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# local caching of docker images or for Container Linux by CoreOS cluster nodes.
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# Otherwise, uses the first node in the kube-master group to store images
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# in the download_run_once mode.
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download_localhost: False
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download_localhost: false
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# Always pull images if set to True. Otherwise check by the repo's tag/digest.
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download_always_pull: False
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download_always_pull: false
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# Some problems may occur when downloading files over https proxy due to ansible bug
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# https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/32750. Set this variable to False to disable
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# SSL validation of get_url module. Note that kubespray will still be performing checksum validation.
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download_validate_certs: True
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download_validate_certs: true
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# Use the first kube-master if download_localhost is not set
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download_delegate: "{% if download_localhost %}localhost{% else %}{{ groups['kube-master'][0] }}{% endif %}"
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