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I was trying to create multiple github runnner for an Org, using indididual repo keys,

- name: Install Runner1 on github-runners-ubuntu
  hosts: github-runners-ubuntu

  roles:
    - role: ansible-github-actions-runner
      vars:
        gh_runner_config_labels:
          - ubuntu22
          - linux
          - self-hosted
        gh_runner_config_url: https://github.com/acme.net
        gh_runner_config_token: APERFECTLYFINETOKEN
        gh_runner_config_name: ubuntu-runner1
        gh_runner_allow_runasroot: "Refuse"

    - role: ansible-github-actions-runner
      vars:
        gh_runner_config_labels:
          - ubuntu22
          - linux
          - self-hosted
        gh_runner_config_url: https://github.com/acme.net
        gh_runner_config_token: ANOTHERPERFECTLYFINETOKEN
        gh_runner_config_name: ubuntu-runner2
        gh_runner_allow_runasroot: "Refuse"

I expected this to create two runners for on the host and that they both would be online.
Instead it replaced the first runner with the second one.

Ive been looking at the code to understand why its replacing the existing one instead of generating a separate one, but Im not able to figure it out as of yet so figured Id put in an Issue.

Hi, thanks for this runner. I was able to create and register the runner but when I want to uninstall it, it says "must not run with sudo"

which config should I change so this step wont return error?
this is what I put into my yml

- hosts: all
  roles:
    - role: roles/macunha1.github_actions_runner
      vars:
        gh_runner_config_labels:
          - linux
          - self-hosted
        gh_runner_remove_host: true
        gh_runner_allow_runasroot: "0"
        gh_runner_config_url: some_repo
        gh_runner_config_token: some_token

Hi,
This looks like a great ansible role!
I occasionally need to install a set of runners across multiple platforms: Linux, MacOS, Windows. There are multiple ways to add Windows, perhaps the easiest one would be in main.yml where there are three includes, add three more includes such as "../includes-win/install.yaml". Conditionally check on the operating system for all the includes. Would you be interested in a pull request which adds such functionality? Another option is less integrated. Clone the role, modify everything to support (only) windows. Then there are two separate Ansible roles.