MM> As of now, the recommended way to provide configuration to an
MM> inventory script is either via configuration file, or via environment
MM> variables.
MM>
MM> As of now, there is no way to pass arguments directly to a dynamic
MM> inventory script.
We've done things like this by having a default 'hosts' wrapper script
that calls our dynamic inventory script, and then other wrapper scripts
that call the dynamic inventory script with arguments, so you can add
'--inventory other-wrapper' or prefix 'ANSIBLE_HOSTS=other-wrapper' to get
the other wrapper, which passes along the command line argument.
If you want to be able to specify an arbitrary argument on the command
line on the fly, that won't work; but if you've got a few typical
command-line arguments you want to pass, something like this can work.
-Josh ([email protected])
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