A play encompasses `pre_tasks`, `roles`, `tasks`, and `post_tasks`. You
are expecting it to end the role.
Perhaps you should instead move all subsequent tasks of that role into a
block or another file and use include_tasks, and then apply the `when`
statement to that (but reverse the logic).
On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 1:48 PM, John Harmon <jharmon.ansi...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have the following playbook:
> ---
> - hosts: "{{ host }}"
>
> roles:
> - ansible_dependencies
> - aliases
> - dns_update
> - cpu_utilization
> - role: nagios
> install: yes
> - password_policy
> - role: disable_NetworkManager
> new_install: yes
> - ldap_users
> - ps1_customize
> - vim_customize
> - sudoers
> - grub_cmdline_oracle_tuning
>
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/bash_history.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/dmesg_timestamps.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/grub_cmdline.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/update_gitlab_scripts.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/grub_timeout.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/update_sssd_ddns.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/authconfig_cleanup.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/change_timezone.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/firefox_no_gui.yml
> - import_playbook: /playbooks/one-offs/tcp_tuning.yml
>
> In the middle of disable_NetworkManager I have the following. It works
> perfectly stand-alone.
> - meta: end_play
> when: nm_installed.rc != 0 and new_install
>
> When this is encountered it skips the remaining roles of my playbook (and
> continues on with my import_playbook sections).
> The following get skipped:
> - ldap_users
> - ps1_customize
> - vim_customize
> - sudoers
> - grub_cmdline_oracle_tuning
>
> I expected it to end the play for disable_networkManager, and then
> continue on with the rest of the roles. Is this the way it is supposed to
> operate in this situation? is there a better approach to it? Or does this
> sound like a bug?
>
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