Hello Ansible devs,
I seem to have hit a regression in Ansible 1.4.3. I have a very simple
ansible playbook with one role and a handler file that contains two
notification. The role calls notify against the name of the handlers (same
name for both) but only the first handler is called. In Ansible 1.4.1 all
handlers with the same name would be called. Could this be a bug?
Simple ansible playbook contents below:
playbook file: test_handler_problem.yml
---
- hosts: test-servers
roles:
- echo_msg
tags:
- test
role: echo_msg
with tasks main.yml file contents:
---
- name: echo_msg | Display message
debug: msg="running test to show handler problem"
changed_when: true
notify: show handler problem
with handlers main.yml contents:
---
# Test handlers with same name 1
- name: show handler problem
debug: msg="Handler 1 called"
# Test handlers with same name 2
- name: show handler problem
debug: msg="Handler 2 called"
When I execute the playbook I get the following output:
PLAY [test-servers]
***********************************************************
GATHERING FACTS
***************************************************************
ok: [xxx.xx.xxx.xxx]
TASK: [echo_msg | echo_msg | Display message]
*********************************
changed: [xxx.xx.xxx.xxx] => {
"changed": true,
"item": "",
"msg": "running test to show handler problem"
}
NOTIFIED: [echo_msg | show handler problem]
***********************************
ok: [xxx.xx.xxx.xxx] => {
"item": "",
"msg": "Handler 1 called"
}
PLAY RECAP
********************************************************************
xxx.xx.xxx.xxx : ok=3 changed=1 unreachable=0 failed=0
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