Assume I run a playbook with --limit A
Host A accesses hosvars['B']. But these vars are not available.
I know I can write a *now* playbook and call it without limit, like
- hosts: all
gather_facts: true
- hosts: "A"
(( actions ))
but this requires me to write a new playbook, and defeats the purpose of
the --limit option. Unfortunately host caching also doesn't work here, as
it only caches remote facts and not the vars defined in the host_vars and
group_vars directories.
Another super-ugly workaround is to make the login to host B fail (set an
invalid username in inventories file), but I think it's obvious that this
is terrible ;-)
So how can I use --limit in combination with
hostvars['some_host_out_of_limit']?
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