Some quick background. I'm using ansible to automate setup of development
environments for new projects. These are active development environments,
not freshly provisioned machines, so some challenges come with the
territory--in particular there are times when I would use a template to
configure a new machine, but in an active dev environment I have to modify
existing config files.
In one case I am configuring the ~/.ssh/config file to make it possible to
SSH in to a vagrant box using a regular 'ssh vagrantguest' by taking the
resulting config block from 'vagrant ssh-config'. This is a multi-line
block. I have a playbook that does something like this:
- name: Retrieve ssh config from vagrant
shell: vagrant ssh-config --host vagrantguest chdir={{ project_path }}
changed_when: False
register: vagrant_ssh_config
- name: Add ssh config to ~/.ssh/config
lineinfile: path=~/.ssh/config line={{ vagrant_ssh_config.stdout }} regexp
="^Host vagrantguest\n.*\n"
The variable, vagrant_ssh_config.stdout is added to the file but is
surrounded in single-quotes. Is this a bug or expected behavior? Is there a
way to remove these quotes? Or is there a better solution to this
altogether?
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