Hi!  I am installing some packages based on a list, and I would like to put
a config file in place for each package, however I would like the config
file to be optional.  For example, if I have this list of packages to
install:
pkgs:
 - a
 - b
 - c

I have code that install the pkgs, and I would like to put a template in
place for any packages that require it, which means that I would like to
loop through the pkgs var and render the templates a.conf.j2, b.conf.j2 and
c.conf.j2.  But if I add a package d, that does not require a template, I
don't want to have to put an empty template in place . . .  I could use
'failed_when: false' but that will not complain if the jinja in the
template is bad or a var is missing . . .  so is there a way to specify the
errors that are acceptable, e.g. missing template?  or a way to specify
which errors can be ignored with 'ignore_errors'?

Thanks!!

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