On 04.04.2019 09:47, Kunalsing Thakur wrote:
- name: Logging into pulp
shell: pulp-admin login -u admin -p admin
- name: searching the rpm into {{ reponame }} repo
shell: pulp-admin rpm repo content rpm --repo-id={{reponame}} --match
'filename={{ item }}'
loop: "{{ rpmname | default([]) }}"
register: pulp
when: search is defined
failed_when: pulp.stdout == "\e[0m"
Also i tried to use this one.
But ansible task will pass without fail.
This is the correct syntax.
The reason it doesn't work can be many thing and the trial and error
might be you best option.
Your backslash in failed_when is probably taken as an escape.
- So try double backslash to escape the the backslash.
- Try changing to single quotes instead of double(with and without
double backslashes)
Alternative is to just check for partial match(leave out the backslash).
failed_when: "'e[0m' in pulp.stdout"
If that will not work you have a lot of filter that can do regexp that
you can look into.
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