On Monday, 19 February 2018 16.52.02 CET ishan jain wrote:
> *include_with_vars.yaml*
> ---
> - hosts: docker
> tasks:
> - include_tasks: "{{ condition | ternary ('docker1.yaml',
> 'docker2.yaml') }}"
>
> *import_with_vars.yaml*
> ---
> - hosts: docker
> tasks:
> - import_tasks: "{{ condition | ternary ('docker1.yaml',
> 'docker2.yaml') }}"
>
>
> (docker1.yaml prints "msg": "Tasks 1 Host 1" and docker2.yaml prints "msg":
> "Tasks 2 Host 2")
>
>
> No matter how i execute this, it always includes/import docker1.yaml
>
<snip />
> [root@8a98ab1d7dea include]# ansible-playbook -i hosts.info
> include_with_vars.yaml -e condition=false
Here condition is a string and not a bool so you need
{{ condition | bool | ternary ......
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