This commit introduces the `unpriv-user.yml` task, enabling the creation of unprivileged user accounts. This addition expands user management capabilities, allowing for more granular control over user permissions and access within the system. The task facilitates the streamlined setup of users without requiring elevated privileges.
This commit integrates the color-shell and edit-journald tasks into the main YAML configuration. These tasks are now included as part of the project's workflow, streamlining the process for managing shell color customization and system journald settings. This ensures consistent and organized handling of these specific configurations.
This commit refactors the playbook by removing the unnecessary conditional block and import related to Dell/Lenovo firmware. This streamlines the playbook, improving readability and reducing complexity without altering the core functionality. The changes focus on code organization and simplification.
This commit updates the configuration file to include the correct user and password settings required for interactive mode functionality. Additionally, unused imports related to temporary task creation and user management have been removed, streamlining the codebase and improving maintainability.
This commit removes the imports for 'unpriv-user.yml' and 'color-shell.yml' tasks. These tasks were identified as potentially unused and have been removed to streamline the project and reduce potential maintenance overhead. This change improves project cleanliness and reduces the risk of future conflicts.
This commit removes the import of the `tmp-nonexec` tasks. The import was no longer needed and was simply a reference. This cleanup improves code readability and reduces unnecessary dependencies.
