HG> I am going to write a long playbook where every single task can fail,
HG> yet the playbook must proceed. If I write down "ignore_errors" in each
HG> task, the playbook will get too long and too verbose.
Can you put the whole thing in a block? A short example:
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- block:
- fail: msg="1"
- fail: msg="2"
- fail: msg="3"
ignore_errors: True
That seems to do the right thing.
-Josh ([email protected])
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