I have the same issue, and I didn't manage to solve it.
here is an example from my playbook:
- name: add newly provisioned servers to a group linux_dsm
local_action: add_host hostname={{item.private_ip}} groupname=xxx
ec2_tag_Group=xxx
with_items: ec2_linux_dsm.instances
I have the tag_Group_xxx exists in the group_vars folder - but this is no
applied.
any idea?
On Friday, September 12, 2014 at 3:11:21 PM UTC+3, Josh Smift wrote:
>
> MP> You can pass variables into add_host, so if you have the information
> MP> you need you can pass it along with the name you need. For instance:
> MP>
> MP> add_host:
> MP> name: blah
> MP> groups: db
> MP> ec2_tag_Name: blah
> MP> ec2_tag_Environment: staging
> MP>
> MP> I believe they will be considered inventory host_vars (and not
> MP> group_vars) but that seems to be what you want, right?
>
> I meant to follow up to say: I tried this, and it worked perfectly.
> Thanks!
>
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