What I need is a register array! On Wednesday, August 20, 2014 4:48:17 AM UTC-7, Imran Khan wrote: > > I would like to know that If I run a task in a loop and save the value in > a register, how can I save the values so that I have them accessible when I > need them > P.S: I am running my playbook using *serial: 1 .* So, when I iterate a > task, say 5 times, it should save them all seperately, so that when the > playbook runs serially the second or third time around, I can use the > registered values as needed. > Example: > > - hosts: just_created_clients > serial: 1 > gather_facts: False > > # > # > tasks: > # > # > - name: Check if the changes to config_file were successful > shell: cat /home/imran/Desktop/tobefetched/config_file > with_sequence: count=5 > register: my_content > ignore_errors: yes > # > # > > > Now, how do I access the values in the register(s) ? Note: I will not be > immediately using these values, so can't have a task immediately following > this task, which uses the results of this register sequentially. What I > need is a register array! >
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