For jinja 2.6 you can do
{{ folders | join(', ', attribute='owner') }}
Is this what you are after?
There are some cool new mapping filters on the horizon with jinja 2.7,
but I'm not sure when they will be commonly avaliable.
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On 20 December 2013 13:23, Johannes Zillmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> i'm having following variable object structure:
>
>> folders:
>> - {folder: '/', owner: "owner1", permission: '775'}
>> - {folder: '/tmp', owner: "owner2", permission: '777'}
>> - {folder: '/test', owner: "owner3", permission: '777'}
>
>
> 'folders' is the variable i pass down to another task file.
> In that task-file, is it possible to extract a list of 'owners' out of the
> 'folders' variable ?
> Something like
>
>> - name: Print owners
>> debug: "msg={{folders[].folder}}"
>
>
> ?
> best regards
> Johannes
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