On 17. mars 2017 11:27, Z-obaze wrote:
And with that output, i'd like to display the value of "yumstate" entry for
all of the items, here we have two items, but we could have 3, 4 or more.
Within my playbook i tried to do something like this, but of course it
doesn't work :
- name: debug
debug:
var: 'requirements.results[*].results[*].yumstate'
I also tried with a loop, but I haven't found anything.
So does anyone have a clue to do this?
- debug: var=item.results.0.yumstate
with_items: "{{ requirements.results }}"
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