some further notes for #64
ami_timestamp now called buri_ami_release_timestamp, format changed to match that used in Aminator as a release number default. also added buri_ami_creation_time, formatted to match that used in Aminator tagging
introducing buri_ami_base_name, which contains cluster naming or just the role, for composition in other strings
ami_role renamed to buri_role
ami_image_mount now buri_ami_mount_point, calculated in a task vs. set in an environment file
all top-level roles now set facts about the version/release of the build performed, such that it can be picked up for labeling/tagging concerns. The build host will need to reach into the added host to collect this info. For #64
some notes on remaining work for #64
first work at aminator-like ami name, need to address some suffixing concerns yet
correct some superfluous spacing
ami_name is now buri_ami_full_name, and the appversion part is split out for use by tagging
ami_description now set post build vs. macro in vars. new name buri_ami_description. uses Aminator form for #64 with ancestor info stubbed in
add fetch of name and tags to the ami lookup task set as the ancestor information
ami_parent is now buri_ami_ancestor_id, which is in line with other ancestor info newly added
tagging split from registering amis into common file used by all types. has the new tags to support #64
fix paths on new task includes, they are relatively done in that context it seems. test if ancestior version should be used for base_ami_version or the ami should set its own.
quotation fixes on ami lookup routines around ancestor information.
missing quotes around a conditional added to the tagging
fixup the description to use the same logic re: setting ancestor version as the tagging (use it if there, and not base/foundation, else use the amis own appinfo)
need more coffee... conditional around ancestor version should be right now...
ami_root_size now buri_ami_root_size, and defaults come via Jinja2 filter vs. the environment file. (You can still override there if you like). For #54