I'm running Ansible 2.3.1.0 and getting some off behaviour with
clear_host_errors - is this a bug???
Here's a sample Playbook:
---
- name: Check Servers
gather_facts: false
hosts: windows
tasks:
- name: Check server with win_ping
win_ping:
register: result
ignore_errors: yes
- meta: clear_host_errors
- debug:
msg: "{{ inventory_hostname | quote }} {{ result | default() }}"
...
If I run that as: *ansible-playbook -i hosts ping_check.yml * I get the
desired result - that is a *debug* print of the result, regardless of
whether the *win_ping* task failed or not.
If I run: *ansible-playbook -i hosts ping_check.yml -l
failingserver.fqdn.local* (i.e. specifically target a server I know it
will fail on) the playbook exits after the *win_ping *task and never
reaches the *debug* task (which it does in the first command for this
server)
I get the same behaviour if I use an inventory file containing *just*
*failingserver.fqdn.local* or multiple "failingservers". It seems to be
the case that the inventory must contain *at least one* good server before
clear_host_errors actually works. Can anyone repeat this issue? Is it a
bug that needs reporting on Github?
Phil
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