:-) That *was* a bad test!! This looks better:
- name: check env vars
command: env
environment: "{{wlst_env}}"
register: env_out
- debug: var=env_out
That shows the environment I was looking for, so I guess it was the
quoted-curlies - i.e, "{{ wlst_env }}" - I needed! Thanks a lot!!
On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 11:58 AM, Brian Coca <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bad test:
> - lookup checks the env on the 'local' host not the target
> - environment affects tasks, not lookups
> - debug does not use an execution shell so environment is useless on it
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