Hi,
On 7/12/19 10:12 AM, S C Rigler wrote:
Is there any advantage to using the assert module vs the fail module
to bail out of a play if an expected condition isn't met?
I don think there's a technical advantage, but the concepts are different:
* use assert for checking against abnormal conditions, like a malformed
or missing input, missing file, that should never happen in the normal
flow of your playbook.
* use fail for aborting the playbook on operations that can
meaningfully fail and that you have an idea what's happening
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