OK, redefining my testcase then :
>
> groupall = { host_a, host_b, host_c }
>
group1 = { host_x, host_y, host_a, host_z }
group2 = { host_b, host_c }
>
> ---
> - hosts: group1
> tasks:
> - name: get the variable value
> whatever_module: arg=arg_a
> register: result
>
> - hosts: group2
> tasks:
> - debug: var="{{result}}"
>
> The playbook is started with the '--limit groupall' argument.
>
> Yes, every host in 'group1' will have access to the result.
What I want is to access that result in the other play ( for 'group2' ).
( BTW, I understand that the first play will only be executed on 'host_a'
since that's the only host that is in 'groupall'...)
For now I'll call it a playbook 'global' variable... Like an 'extra_var'
, but then settable from within a play.
Thanks !
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