I want to use the following to create users. I do not want to specify home
explicitly in most cases, and default to /home/{username}... The example
should explain clearer what I'm trying to say:
user: name="{{ item.key }}"
state=present
home="{{ item.value.home | default("/home/{{ item.key }}") }}"
with_dict: users
users:
'jepper':
ensure: 'present'
'postgres':
ensure: 'present'
home: '/var/lib/pgsql'
However, default("/home/{{ item.key }}") is not interpreted inside the
default brackets and I end up with only the wanted result in the user where
home was defined:
jepper:x:1200:1200::/home/{{ item.key }}:/bin/bash
postgres:x:1100:1100::/var/lib/pgsql:/bin/bash
Grateful for suggestions on how to get this right.
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