I've a setup of multiple projects, where each project specified the roles
it works with via a playbook like the following:
# Ansible playbook.
# Has to be included in a top level playbook and the hosts variable set.
---
- hosts: "{{ hosts }}"
roles:
- { role: somerole }
Code hier eingeben...
Now I include this in the main playbook like the following:
include: "{{ playbook }} hosts=some-hosts"
Now, there is the problem that in 1.7.1 this stopped working due to the
variable in the include, which I already mentioned over at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/ansible-project/playbook$20include/ansible-project/Fd8HJ2bgTeE/QZM9QwBqEEMJ.
Besides that, the solution isn't optimal as afterwards I've to run some
more roles on the same hosts, but if the dependencies of both roles overlap
the dependencies get now executed twice. Instead, I'd love to be able to
merge both playbooks into one or have a way to include some additional
roles in one main play - that way the dependencies would be properly
handled.
I'd tried something like following:
# Ansible playbook.
---
- hosts: my-hosts
vars_files:
- "{{ vars-with-roles-specified }}"
roles: defined_roles +
- { role: another_role }
Code hier eingeben...
However it seems that roles cannot be specified using variables at all. Any
suggestions on how to achieve that best?
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