ragleap-ansible (Java) v0.1.2 release notes

The Ansible files of ragleap-ansible 0.1.2 packaged as a jar, with a small class that reads them. This is not a code port: the jar carries the same files as the PyPI wheel, under the same paths. Ansible itself is not included and is not run by this jar.

Maven Central: io.github.antonyrag:ragleap-ansible:0.1.2

What is included

The 6 files of the PyPI wheel (for example playbooks/bootstrap.yml).
com.ragleap.ansible.RagleapAnsible, with openPlaybook(path) (a stream) and readPlaybookString(path) (UTF-8 text) to read a file under the packaged playbooks/ tree from the classpath, for example RagleapAnsible.readPlaybookString("bootstrap.yml"). The class only reads classpath resources: it does not run Ansible, start processes, connect to hosts or change infrastructure. Paths must be relative and may not contain backslashes or step into a parent folder.

How it was verified

Built from commit e5e4328 (main) with mvn -Prelease clean deploy (OpenJDK 21.0.12, Maven 3.6.3). The jar, sources jar, javadoc jar and pom were signed with key E5874054AA4B59B5 (Antony [email protected]); all four signatures verified before upload. The deployment was published by hand through the Central portal.
On 2026-11-02, after publishing: Central lists 24 files for 0.1.2 (the four artifacts, each with .asc, md5, sha1, sha256 and sha512); the jar served by Central has sha256 1e33f98f9f4bea29763686fec4de97aad6bbc14e1447d1a4a958917062319cf4, identical to the jar built before upload; the signature on the published jar verifies with the same key.
The 6 resource files in the jar served by Central were compared byte for byte with the PyPI wheel 0.1.2: the same 6 files, no differences.
CI: the Java Ansible Resource Parity workflow (file list and file contents against the wheel) passed on 2026-10-29, on main at 4e11d21 and on the pull request at 6858dd9.

Not verified

The published jar was not built into a separate consuming project; only its contents, checksum and signature were checked.
Other JDK and Maven versions were not tested.
The jar only carries the Ansible files. What the roles do on a server is covered by the Python package's own tests (a container idempotence test and real-host tests on GitHub-hosted Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04), which are not repeated for the jar.

Not included

Ansible itself or any way to run it. As in the Python package, it does not install k3s, Helm or the charts yet.
The Python __init__.py of the wheel.

PyPI counterpart: https://pypi.org/project/ragleap-ansible/0.1.2/