That might be what I'm looking for, but I'm not sure.
I want to be able to run a playbook (*not* in check_mode), but tell one
task to run *only* in check_mode.
Currently, if you run in check_mode, setting `always_run: true` on a task
makes that task run as if it is not in check_mode. I want the opposite of
this.
I want to be able to run:
ansible-playbook stuff.yml
stuff.yml
---
- name: stuff
hosts: things
tasks:
- name: Apply awesome sauce
awesome: a=b c=d
- name: pretend to do something
something: a=b c=d
check_mode: true
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