Between my lack of Ansible mastery and its kind of syntax, rare is the day
I don't get stuck...
Either the syntax is not intuitive or I have no intuition.
I am trying to do something very simple and it seems very complicated in
Ansible. I hope it just seems so.
I figure out what release to deploy in a play and then confirm the release
is correct, if not all stops, if correct run with the wind...
So:
If I put vars_prompt between the tasks it gives an error. Where can the
prompt go then? When is code position indicative of order of execution
and when not?
---
hosts: appserver
tasks:
- name: Get the latest release.
local_action: shell grep XXX /tmp/releases | cut -f2 -d':' | tr -d "," |
tr -d "'"
register: rel
--->>>< "Deploying release {{ rel.stdout }} Correct? (y/n): " > prompt
goes here <<< ----
- name: Remove old installation files.
script: /tmp/clean.sh "{{ rel.stdout }}"
- name: Run local build.
local_action: shell /tmp/build.py "{{ inventory_hostname }}" "{{
rel.stdout }}"
- name: Run deploy.py on target.
script: /export/home/jsuriol/deploy/migration/apps/TV2G/tools/deploy.py "{{
rel.stdout }}"
Thank you for your patience with neophites...
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