On 29. juni 2017 23:00, ajay jiwanand wrote:
I am having issues with using multiple conditions in when to validate whether or not to run a task.Basically I am using extrended variables within the ansible command to state what sort of updates I want to run like this: ansible-playbook site.yml -i inventory --ask-vault -u (username)-e "security=true restart=true" -k -K - name: Update all packages yum: name: "*" state: latest exclude: "kernel*" when: security is not defined or kernel is not defined or specified_packages is not defined and ansible_os_family == "RedHat" However I can not figure out a combination to get this conditional to run properly. Everytime I run it the playbook continues to run the task when I dont want it to.
When do you want the task to run?
I already experimented with adding another variable to specify if I want to skip this task only but I would prefer it to automatically get skipped when I specify to run another type of update. I've tried the following: (security is not defined or kernel is not defined or specified_packages is not defined) and (ansible_os_family == "RedHat") (security is not defined or kernel is not defined or specified_packages is not defined) and ansible_os_family == "RedHat" or even: when: ansible_os_family == "RedHat" when: security is not defined or kernel is not defined or specified_packages is not defined
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