On 3/11/14, 4:57 PM, Brian Coca wrote:
@jesse, actually play_hosts[0] will always give you a 'currently working
host', the list removes hosts that have errored out of the play.
it cannot save you if the target host suddenly becomes an issue, i would
try do/until then.
Oh! That's amazing. I told a small lie in my first mail, the play book
currently has:
when: inventory_hostname == hostvars.keys()[0]
because it was written before play_hosts existed. Now that we're going
to have access to play_hosts I'll switch all my tasks like this over,
and we'll avoid the current issue that came up today.
Thanks for the info!
-jlk
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