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[LeonardoGentile]

You could automate this already, some options are available to pass to raspi-config, for example:
raspi-config --expand-rootfs

[Condla]

Thanks for opening the issue. I know, that some of these things can be automated, just didn't add them yet. I'll leave this issue open as a reminder ;)

[LeonardoGentile]

I've posted it here because I've just found out by inspecting the script that we can pass some options to raspi-config (very few) but they are undocumented so I tough it might help ;)
Given it accepts few options in the end we still have to manually run raspi-config in a way or another

[idcrook]

just started investigating ansible for setting up raspberry Pis. was gonna roll my own, but might as well start here. 👍

BTW, the source code for raspi-config has few built-in "non-interactive options" as you point out ( https://github.com/RPi-Distro/raspi-config/blob/master/raspi-config#L1439-L1474 )
-- and there is only one additional "supported" option --apply-os-config

However, it looks like any routine in raspi-config can be invoked at the command line using nonint? From the source

for i in $*
do
  case $i in
...
  nonint)
    INTERACTIVE=False
    $@
    ;;

and

nonint() {
    $*
}

And some of them are instrumented to be used that way, while others could be made to work. For example, I tested with:

sudo raspi-config nonint do_hostname rpi2

And it worked! So might be worth exploring further...

[chrowe]

It looks like https://github.com/mikolak-net/ansible-raspi-config is already doing this.

[idcrook]

I added a few of these raspi-config hooks to my raspi ansible as well https://github.com/idcrook/raspberry-pi-rotary-phone/blob/master/roles/raspbian-maintenance/tasks/raspi-config.yml

Note: Recent versions of Raspbian jessie automatically, upon first boot, perform the resize filesystem task, and reboot themselves, so I've found the expand fs to be no longer necessary for that.