On 01/23/2014 08:38 PM, a...@brainfood.com wrote:
This doesn't work with the git module. If I use sudo:true and
sudo_user: {{item.owner}, then the git module does the correct thing.
However, If I do su:true and su_user: {{item.owner}}, then the git
module continues to run as root(I am connecting remotely as root for
my playbook).
I haven't tested this on other modules.
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Please show the -vvvv output from ansible-playbook and file a bug on github.
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