I know this has been a bug in the recent past, but I'm running into this
with Ansible 1.9.4 on FreeBSD.
- name: update loader.conf
lineinfile: dest={{ item.dest }} regexp={{ item.regexp }} line={{
item.line}} state={{ item.state }} backup={{ item.backup }} create={{
item.create }}
with_items:
- { dest: "/boot/loader.conf", regexp: "^vmm_load", line:
"vmm_load=\"YES\"", state: "present", backup: "no", create: "yes" }
Obviously I'm wanting the result to be:
vmm_load="YES"
However the actual result is:
vmm_load=YES
I do see that the following *does* work as expected (note removed quotes):
- name: update loader.conf
lineinfile: dest={{ item.dest }} regexp={{ item.regexp }} line={{
item.line}} state={{ item.state }} backup={{ item.backup }} create={{
item.create }}
with_items:
- { dest: "/boot/loader.conf", regexp: "^vmm_load", line:
vmm_load=\"YES\", state: "present", backup: "no", create: "yes" }
Am I incorrectly placing double quotes around everything in my dict, or is
ansible failing to handle yaml like it should?
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