even if i try it with this code
*---- name: "Set up authorized_keys for the root user" hosts: laptop
user: root tasks: - name: Set up user-a authorized_keys for the root
user authorized_key: user=root key="{{ lookup('file',
'/home/yaniv/playbooks/public-keys/user-a') }}" state=present - name: Set
up user-b authorized_keys for the root user authorized_key: user=root
key="{{ lookup('file', '/home/yaniv/playbooks/public-keys/user-b') }}"
state=present*
it will add user-a public key and then replace it with user-b public key.
should this happen?
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