This may be a bug at some level. But looks like, from my testing, that this is
fixed by using something like:
- name: splittest
set_fact:
ldap_domain_split: "{{ ldap_base_dn.split('.') }}”
when you do a single line set_fact:
- name: splittest
set_fact: ldap_domain_split="{{ldap_base_dn.split(".")}}”
…something doesn’t convey.
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Matt Martz
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On December 16, 2013 at 2:52:22 PM, Ross Becker ([email protected]) wrote:
So, I've found another hiccup with lists. I'm trying to set a value through a
python "split" call, and then access the individual pieces. I've verified that
set_fact does in fact, set a list, because I can use the result for with_items,
and it correctly picks up the individual values, but syntax which works for
accessing array elements for a list set as a var, does not work for accessing
the array elements when set via set_fact and python split. Here's a small
playbook which demonstrates the issue:
- hosts: configurator
user: root
gather_facts: False
vars:
some_list: [ "foo", "bar", "baz" ]
ldap_base_dn: "jrbhome.net"
tasks:
- name: splittest
set_fact: ldap_domain_split="{{ldap_base_dn.split(".")}}"
- name: retrievetest
debug: msg="Item access {{ some_list[0] }}"
- name: retrievetest
debug: msg="Domain part 1 {{ ldap_domain_split[0] }}"
- name: retrieveloop
debug: msg="Domain part {{item}}"
with_items: ldap_domain_split
The first debug statement works perfectly, shows 'foo' for the value. The
with_items loop works correctly, but the value which comes back from
"retrievetest" is '['. I think it's setting the fact to a string, and
accessing characters of the string, rather than correctly picking up that this
is an array.... but it's very odd that with_items works in that case.
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