On 2/24/20 2:00 PM, João Santos wrote: > Hey community, need your help again... > > On my goal of automation I'm blocked on loops... dont know if I'm doing > wrong, need to change approach or if just stupid... >
You don't show no evidence of what are you trying to automate :-(.
At any rate it doesn't make sense to use "item" inside the loop definition.
Regards
Racke
> Well, lets try...
>
> I would like to replace lines in FILES_A with lines that are on MAPPING_A.
>
> |
> - name: Add values from MAPPING_A to FILES_A
> lineinfile:
> path: "/PATH_TO/*FILES_A*/{{ item.0 | basename }}"
> line: "{{ item.1 }}"
> insertafter: "^(.*){{ item.1.split('=') | first }}"
> with_nested:
> - "{{ lookup('fileglob', '/PATH_TO/*MAPPING_A*/*.TXT') }}"
> - "{{ lookup('file', '/PATH_TO/*MAPPING_A*/{{ item.0 | basename
> }}.TXT').splitlines() | select() | list }}"
> |
>
> Allow me to give more insight of what I want to achieve with that loop:
>
> |
> "{{ lookup('fileglob', '/PATH_TO/*MAPPING_A*/*.TXT') }}"
> |
>
> ^^ want to list all files on that folder, because I will need to collect
> /filename/* */- //_thats the reason why i
> have_ "//{{ item.0 | basename }}" /_at _*path* - that would be what I use to
> identify which files I want to change.
> If files exists in that folder will contain content to replace on a diferent
> destination and filename is what I'm using.
> If filename exists on both sides will collect content and insert it.
> so that will be the first loop
>
> |
> "{{ lookup('file', '/PATH_TO/*MAPPING_A*/{{ item.0 | basename
> }}.TXT').splitlines() | select() | list }}"
> |
>
> ^^ Ok, after the first loop is in place (list of which files to edit), now on
> the second loop I need to /per file/ to
> read content in order to replace on the destination.
>
>
> Screenshot 2020-02-24 at 12.55.04.png
>
>
>
>
> What is happening?
> Maybe its not supposed to... Ansible is not recognizing "{{ item.0 | basename
> }}" at second loop....
>
>
> Well... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ again... I'm stuck, can anyone share thoughts/suggestions
> with me?
>
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