Hi,
Is there a way to apply a tag to all of the import_tasks statements
in a role's tasks/main.yml file without stating it on every
import_tasks line?
That is, given a directory structure a bit like this:
.
├── roles
│ ├── some_server
│ │ └── tasks
│ │ ├── configure_this.yml
│ │ ├── create_that.yml
│ │ ├── main.yml
│ │ └── other_config.yml
│ ├── other_role
. .
.
└── site.yml
site.yml:
- hosts: all
roles:
- {
role: some_server,
tags: some_server,
}
- {
role: other_role,
tags: other_role,
}
# etc..
And roles/some_server/tasks/main.yml:
- import_tasks: configure_this.yml
- import_tasks: create_that.yml
- import_tasks: other_config.yml
If I tried to conditionally apply only tag "some_server" then it
does process roles/some_server/tasks/main.yml but not any of the
imports within it.
If I add a tag attribute to each of those imports, i.e.:
- import_tasks: configure_this.yml tags=some_server
- import_tasks: create_that.yml tags=some_server
- import_tasks: other_config.yml tags=some_server
then that works as the tasks within each of those imported files do
inherit the tag. It seems ugly and repetitious though.
Is there a nice way to say that "every following import_tasks should
have these tags"?
Thanks,
Andy
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