On 28. des. 2016 00:39, Cann wrote:
I have dynamic variable that includes specific playbook during run time. I
don't want my ansible to fail if variable is not defined.
I tried to use ignore_errors statement but it does not work for some
reason.
Example:
# add worker specific settings
- include: tasks/{{ worker_type }}.yml
ignore_errors: yes
- include: tasks/{{ worker_type }}.yml
when: worker_type is defined
Error message:
TASK [ServerSetup/server : include]
********************************************
fatal: [35.166.201.62]: FAILED! => {"failed": true, "reason": "the
file_name '/Users/admin/dev/ansible/tasks/image-worker.yml' does not exist,
or is not readable"}
This message indicate that the variable is defined but the file doesn't
exist.
So what is it that you actually want?
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Kai Stian Olstad
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