I have:
- debug: var=_consul_install_agent
- debug: var=consul_use_dnsmasq
- debug: msg="{{_consul_install_agent and consul_use_dnsmasq}}"
The two variables are true and false respectively, but the expression
evaluates to true?
TASK: [consul | debug var=_consul_install_agent]
******************************
ok: [10.0.196.112] => {
"var": {
"_consul_install_agent": "False"
}
}
TASK: [consul | debug var=consul_use_dnsmasq]
*********************************
ok: [10.0.196.112] => {
"var": {
"consul_use_dnsmasq": "True"
}
}
TASK: [consul | debug msg="{{_consul_install_agent and consul_use_dnsmasq}}"
] ***
ok: [10.0.196.112] => {
"msg": "True"
}
But if the expression is
- debug: msg="{{_consul_install_agent == true and consul_use_dnsmasq ==
true}}"
Then it evals to false.
Is this expected with jinja? Without the 'and' the '== true' seems not
necessary.
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