Hi,
this is what I have in a YAML formatted inventory
---
all:
vars:
city:
- Berlin
children:
g_empty:
hosts:
emptybuster:
emptysid:
emptystretch:
city:
- Steglitz
With this code, I get "city": [ "Berlin" ] for emptybuster and
emptystretch, and "city": [ "Steglitz" ] for emptystretch. I would, for
some reason, have "city": [ "Berlin", "Steglitz" ] instead.
I have searched on the web and found a collection of wild constructions
involving filters and/or set_fact, none of which yields the desired
result.
I have thought about setting hash_behavior=merge and making the city
list a hash instead, but setting hash_behavior=merge is not recommended.
Is there a more elegant way to do this, or have I reached ansible's
limits? If so, is there a bug report against ansible where I could read
up on the situation?
Greetings
Marc
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