Hi,
I need to set values for variable per task. Is it possible at all in
Ansible?
I have this template:
<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /var/www/{{name}}
ServerName {{name}}{{domain}}
</VirtualHost>
And I want to call it with specific name and domain parameter without
modifying the template.
I tried this:
- template: dest=/etc/apache2/sites-available/{{ item }}
src=templates/virtualhost.j2
with_items:
- sitename
But this syntax is not good, because it requires to rewrite template to use
{{ item }}.
Is it possible to avoid that?
I tried moving the task into separate playbook and invoke it as
parametrized include.
- include: roles/web/tasks/virtualhost-add.yml name=sitename domain=example.
com
This works until I add a loop with_items.
- include: roles/web/tasks/virtualhost-add.yml name={{item}} domain=example.
com
with_items:
- sitename
Now Ansible fails with:
ERROR: [DEPRECATED]: include + with_items is a removed deprecated feature.
Please update your playbooks.
So, is that at all possible and what is the current best practice for
templating files in a loop? I thought that the most simple way is to add
some variables_override parameter to template module.
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