vars:
port_vars:
my_trunk_port: 8080
my_dev01_port: 8180
my_dev02_port: 8280
my_dev03_port: 8480
- set_fact:
my_ports: {}
- pause: seconds=0
when: (my_ports[item[0].substring(3).substring(0,len(item[0]) - 3)] =
item[1]) and false or false
with_items: port_vars.items()
- debug: msg="{{ my_ports['trunk'] }}"
On 02/19/2014 10:05 AM, Khuong Dinh Pham wrote:
Hi
Thx for the answer. But this is not a option here. The vars is already
defined in this format:
my_trunk_port: 8080
my_dev01_port: 8180
my_dev02_port: 8280
my_dev03_port: 8480
and then I have an env var [trunk, dev01, dev02..] to construct the
final var name
Den onsdag den 19. februar 2014 15.03.59 UTC+1 skrev Khuong Dinh Pham:
Hi
I want to generate the variable names based on another variable
value. Something like this:
Vars:
environements: ["trunk", "dev01"]
my_trunk_port: 8080
my_dev01_port: 8180
Template:
{{ my_{{ env }}_port }}
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