Fix: Resolve CI checks fail - Module at add chdir(#102)

[mandar242]

SUMMARY

Resolves CI checks failing at #102 which fixes #13

ISSUE TYPE

• Feature Pull Request

COMPONENT NAME

at

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

[saito-hideki]

Hi @mandar242, thank you for the PR!
Looking at the output of CI processes, it seems that you are running into a temporary CI issue.
So I think you can try the following two options (a) or (b) to re-run CI jobs according to the official guide here to avoid this:

(a) adding a comment with /rebuild (full rebuild) or /rebuild_failed (rebuild only failed CI nodes) to the PR
(b) closing and re-opening the PR (full rebuild)

I hope this helps :)

[Akasurde]

Any reason why CentOS 6 is disabled?

[gravesm]

I think the problem here is that despite what the man page says, the version of at that ships with CentOS 6 does not seem to actually support the -r option. I'm not sure what OS X 10.11's problem is with ansible 2.10.

[saito-hideki]

Hi @Akasurde @gravesm
I think that the -r option issue on CentOS6 will be fixed on #228

[saito-hideki]

Closing and reopening for CI trigger