This is just off of the top of my head. I am doubtful the include syntax
will tolerate it, but I hope to test it soon. It does, however, give you a
good idea of what I am trying to do. Thoughts?
- include: "{{ item.main }}.yml -e '{{ item.vars }}'"
with_items:
- {main: 'authconfig_cleanup', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'bash_history', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'change_timezone', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'dmesg_timestamps', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'firefox_no_gui', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'grub_timeout', vars: "host={{ host }}"}
- {main: 'update_gitlab_script', vars: "host={{ host }} password={{
gitlab_password}}"}
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