2014-05-09 21:12 GMT+02:00 Michael DeHaan <[email protected]>:
> To explaloate (this has been answered several times before), imagine you are
> managing 500 hosts and an the inventory variable is different on each one?
> There's no way to show a good task header in that case.
Of course, that's it. There is no single value.
> The best course of action is to name each task and don't have variables in
> the task name, so it prints out a nice description.
Well, that was my original problem. I have a generic role that creates
DNS entries, that is depended upon by various other roles, in order
to, well, create DNS entries. So there is not really a nice
description to print out.
It has tasks like:
- name: Create A record for {{ domain }}
route53: command=create zone={{ dns_zone }}
record={{ domain }} type=A ttl={{ ttl }} value={{
ansible_default_ipv4.address }}
I was trying to get Ansible to print out the domains that are created
without using the debug task, but I guess I will use debug after all.
By the way, I did search the list for variation on "name variable
interpolation" but did not find anything. Thanks for explaining yet
again!
Regards,
Joost
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