I'm running around in circles I feel. Below is my flattened playbook.
Ideally the variable is the version of software I want installed.
Everything else is to determine if the version on a system matches the
variable or not. The issue is that no matter how I skin this cat the
version never matches (it should as the version installed on the system I'm
testing against does match the variable). Thoughts?
---
- name: Install compiled from source git RPMs
hosts: git_whs_dev
vars:
git_version: 2.3.2
tasks:
- name: Register git version that is installed on system
shell: git --version | sed 's/git\ version\ //g'
register: git_version_output
tags: register
- name: Set git_installed_version fact
set_fact: git_installed_version=git_version_output.stdout_lines
tags: fact1
- name: Set git_version fact
set_fact: desired_git_version="{{ git_version }}"
tags: fact2
- name: Message Success if Versions DO NOT Match
debug: msg="not equal"
when: git_installed_version != desired_git_version
tags: dump
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