Hi! I've written a module and am bumping up against an issue when I try to
include a percent sign in one of the parameters, e.g.:
supervisor_prog:
name: smlp-data
user: smlp
command: java blah-blah-blah
environment: PATH='/usr/java/jdk1.8.0_11/bin:%(ENV_PATH)s'
Notice the % sign in the environment param above . . . that's causing
ConfigParser to choke with:
ConfigParser.InterpolationMissingOptionError: Bad value substitution:
section: [program:smlp-data]
option : environment
key : env_path
rawval : '
I would really like to escape that in my module code . . . anyone know if
it's possible to escape that when I bring in the param here?
self._environment = module.params['environment']
Or do I need to escape it in my call to the module . . i tried using {%
raw %}...{% endraw %} - which I saw somewhere else on the mailing list -
but that failed with a syntax error.
Thanks a lot,
Guy
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