Hi,
I have a usecase for split-playbook but I still want to maintain it all
under the same structure. In my case I'd like to split two phases "install"
and "configure" but retain most of the vars etc. between two.
What I was thinking is having something like:
install.yml
config.yml
roles
\_A
\_tasks
\_install.yml
\_conig.yml
\_B
\_tasks
\_install.yml
\_config.yml
with install/config.yml looking something like:
- hosts: Ahosts
roles:
- role: A
- hosts: Bhosts
roles:
- role: B
so when I call ansible-playbook install.yml it will invoke install.yml for
each role (instead of main.yml) and the same for "config.yml".
I realize that something similar could be done with tags but resulting
constructs become bit cumbersome IMO and one has to remember to use tags-
otherwise entire execution will go in one sweep.
So in other words can I redefine what to call instead of main.yml for all
roles at runtime?
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