Hi guys,

I'm trying to configure an EC2 Security Group using Ansible, since all of 
my security groups contain a set of 'base rules', I'm trying to split that 
portion out to avoid duplication.
To do so I have:

base_rules: [
                   { proto: ...
                   , from_port: ...
                   ...
                   },
                   { proto: ...
                   ...
                   ]

Which works fine on it's own, I have however been unable to add entries to 
it, or to pass in multiple lists of dicts to ec2_groups.
What I've tried is:

'{{ base_rules }} + {{ group_rules }}'  # whereby group_rules is defined 
similar to base_rules, this does run but complains.
'{{ base_rules }} + [ <define group_rules in line> ] # same result.

Anyone has a suggestion on how to deal with this?

Thanks,
Nico. 

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