Ansible will print everything, because it's important to know when things
come back.

If you want a good way to skim status for changed, not changed, and filter,
etc, sometimes a command line can break down and not be the best fit.

Ansible Tower, particularly in version 2.0, provides a very nice UI for
exploring that kind of info, for those interested - http://ansible.com/tower
.

Otherwise, no, there's not a way to shut it off.

I am hesitant to provide it because I think knowing when hosts return is
important.




On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Josh Smift <[email protected]> wrote:

> Is there a way to tell Ansible to only show output for things that have
> changed? We've got playbooks that include roles and run dozens of tasks,
> and often want to check to see what's going to happen before we actually
> run them (because we share some common code between a couple of sites,
> each of which has its own Ansible servers, so things sometimes drift over
> time), and that'd be easier to do if the output wasn't full of "ok:"
> reports. (It also seems nicely consistent with the Unix principle that
> silence == success, which isn't always what you want, but which is nice to
> be able to get when it *is* what you want.)
>
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