So if I have a role with this as their meta:
dependencies:
- { role: pythonapp, when: is_legacy is not defined }
- { role: rubyapp, when: is_legacy is defined }
If pythonapp and rubyapp share a common dependency like the role "dbaccess"
then when pythonapp gets skipped, it currently sets the dbaccess role to be
skipped even though rubyapp depends on it. The only way I have been able to
fix this is by setting `allow_duplicates: yes` on all roles that may be
inherited by both but this makes the runtime of my playbooks pretty slow
because its re-running a bunch of tasks.
Is there a way I could get this inheritance model to work where the dbaccess
role doesn't get skipped if the role running it does depend on it?
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