Guy, you saved my day!
You are right, my script is not a module, it is just called by the *shell*
module. Then using the *changed_when* clause did the job. Here is the code.
*my_playbook.yml*:
[...]
- name: my action
shell: /path/to/my_action.sh {{ my_arg }}
register: script
changed_when: script.rc == "changed"
when: my_arg is defined
[...]
*my_action.sh*:
[...]
echo "rc=changed"
exit 0
[...]
*Execution*:
[root@my_host] # ansible-playbook -v -l $(hostname -s) -c local
/path/to/my_playbook.yml
[...]
TASK: [my action]
*************************************************************
ok: [my_host] => {"changed": false, "cmd": "/path/to/my_action.sh
2015-04-05", "delta": "0:00:00.213521", "end": "2015-04-22 17:17:54.159018",
"rc": 0, "start": "2015-04-22 17:17:53.945497", "stderr": "", "stdout": "",
"stdout_lines": []}
Thank you very much, Brian!
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