Hi,
I'm looking to return ansible_facts from multiple modules but have the
results be updated to be in a common value within ansible_facts. (just
like ansible_facts already does)
For example, in module 1, I want to have;
results = {}
results['nxos'] = dict(neighbors=neighbors)
module.exit_json(ansible_facts=results)
and module 2, I'd like to have:
results = {}
results['nxos'] = dict(interfaces=interfaces)
module.exit_json(ansible_facts=results)
But it seems the second overwrites the first so I'm just left with nxos
having a single key which is interfaces. Is it possible to _update_ the
'nxos' dictionary in this example and not treat it as a new object?
Clearly, I can just use ansible_facts, but it would be preferred to keep
them within the same "key" here.
Or is there another way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Jason
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