fix(kibana): run the readiness probe under bash so pipefail works on dash - #203
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…dash The Kibana readiness probe starts with set -o pipefail, but the shell task never set an executable, so Ansible ran it under /bin/sh. On Debian and Ubuntu that is dash, which rejects the option and dies with "Illegal option -o pipefail" on every one of its sixty retries, failing converge for every Kibana-deploying scenario on those distros while the distros whose /bin/sh is bash stay green. Adding executable: /bin/bash is already the convention for pipefail shells elsewhere in the collection. The same probe lives in three places and all three get the fix: the two role copies in roles/kibana/tasks and the stopped-Kibana check in molecule/kibana_extras/verify.yml, where the bug was masked because the task exits 2 for a stopped service anyway. molecule/shared/create.yml matches the grep but is a false positive, its pipefail runs inside a remote bash -s heredoc. Fixes #201
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The readiness probe now runs under Bash so pipefail works on affected distributions. One verification path can still pass without proving Bash was used, so adding an explicit Bash assertion is recommended as a bounded follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@molecule/kibana_extras/verify.yml`:
- Line 84: Update the verification task around the executable setting and the
pipefail probe to add a Bash-specific precondition before set -o pipefail, and
assert that this precondition succeeds alongside _dead_probe.rc == 2. Ensure the
checks fail if the task regresses to /bin/sh.
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The Kibana readiness probe starts with set -o pipefail but never set an executable, so Ansible ran it under /bin/sh. On Debian and Ubuntu that is dash, which rejects the option and the probe dies with "Illegal option -o pipefail" on every retry, failing converge for every Kibana-deploying scenario on those distros. That is why the scheduled full-distro matrix has been red on debian12/ubuntu while the PR matrix (rockylinux10 + debian13, where I caught it) mostly stayed green. Adding executable: /bin/bash is what the collection already does for pipefail shells.
I audited the whole class rather than the one reported spot. The same probe lives in three places and all three get the fix: the two role copies and the stopped-Kibana check in molecule/kibana_extras/verify.yml, where the bug was masked because that task exits 2 for a stopped service regardless. molecule/shared/create.yml matches the grep too but is a false positive — its pipefail runs inside a remote bash -s heredoc, not the local shell.
Fixes #201
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