When maintaining multiple similar #Ansible #inventories, structure them so that both computers and humans can #understand the differences between them. Give them the same sets of files, with values in the same order. In other words, make them very friendly to #diff, #git diff, and #emacs #ediff.
Adding a feature to one inventory was annoying, and making a second consistent with the #conventions in the first was differently annoying, but the third and subsequent inventories were easy.

When maintaining multiple similar #Ansible #inventories, structure them so that both computers and humans can #understand the differences between them. Give them the same sets of files, with values in the same order. In other words, make them very friendly to #diff, #git diff, and #emacs #ediff.
Adding a feature to one inventory was annoying, and making a second consistent with the #conventions in the first was a differently annoying, but the third and subsequent inventories were easy.

I am using emacs + magit + ediff to view a commit. I can scroll both of my windows vertically in sync with v and V but each key press causes the windows to scroll by 10 lines or so. Is there a way to configure ediff to scroll one line at a time? Thanks. #emacs #magit #ediff

I have passed through using #remake, #ediff'ing compile commands and I'm now deep into comparing pre-processor output. The clue has to be in there somewhere. #debuggingbuilds