Hi folks,
I'm running a playbook that makes use of a few custom roles, and one of
them would benefit from being able to receive a YAML hash containing an
arbitrary number of items (think: passing in a set of environment variables
that should be set while running an executable). However, I'm failing to
figure out what the syntax for doing this might be. Here's where I'm at
right now:
---
- hosts: webservers
roles:
- { role: app,
role_var_1: somevalue,
role_var_2: someothervalue,
canidothis:
ENV_VAR_1: /some/path
ENV_VAR_1: /some/other/path
}
But that's not valid YAML syntax, apparently.
I'd like to be able to:
- Iterate over the list using the `template` module to emit key=value
items from `canidothis`
- Access `canidothis.ENV_VAR_1` (or equivalent) in a task
Am I missing some feature of YAML syntax that will let me accomplish this?
Thanks!
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