foo is defined and foo !+ "" or "default-value"
On 01/31/2014 06:46 AM, Stephen Ryan wrote:
Thanks, that will work in the case of foo: "". Before I go about
switching all our templates, is there a way to also make it work in the
case of foo: , i.e. without the empty string defined? Ansible detects
these as None
On Friday, 31 January 2014 12:29:11 UTC, Nick Groenen wrote:
If setting it to an empty string when you don't want it to run is okay
for your use case, you could do:
when: foo|default("") != ""
That will compare against the value of foo when it's defined, and
otherwise compare against an empty string.
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