On 22.06.2019 07:40, Angel Rengifo Cancino wrote:
> When I assign this input to a variable, I see that ansible converts them to
> a list, like this:
>
> mydisks: |-
> 100
> 20
> 130
> 230
>
> By using vmware_guest module, I'd like to convert it to something like...
>
> vmware_guest:
> disk:
> - size_gb: 100
> type: None
> - size_gb: 20
> type: None
> - size_gb: 130
> type: None
> - size_gb: 230
> type: None
>
> So I found some references on Internet that look like this jinja2
> expressions:
>
> vmware_guest:
> disk: >-
> [{% for size in mydisks.split() %}'{ size_gb: {{ size }}, type: None
> }', {% endfor %}]
>
> However, when I run the playbook I got an ugly error like this:
<snip />
>
> Would someone, please, help me with this issue? I'm sure my jinja2
> expression it's wrong, but I can figure out what's the right way to do it.
With set_fact you can do this
- set_fact:
disk: "{{ disk | default([]) + [{ 'size_gb': item, 'type': 'None' }] }}"
with_items: '{{ mydisks.split() }}'
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Kai Stian Olstad
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