There is an issue: the values of key-1, key-2 and key--3 are modified. It
seems that the translation does not stop at the first encountered key colon.
With ansible 2.9.5 from pip3, I get:
"ansible_facts": {
"my_list2": [
{
"key-1": "$.*?/|\\^(){}+@[]&_-",
"key-2": [
"$.*?/|\\^(){}+@[]&_-",
"{ }",
"value23"
],
"key-3": "value31",
"key-4": [
"value41",
"value42"
],
"key-5": "value51"
},
{
"_key-2": [
"value24",
"value25"
],
"key--3": "$.*?/|\\^(){}+@[]&_-",
"key-1-": "value12",
"key-5---": "value52"
}
]
},
Also, in reality, the input data can be structured in other ways than a
list, such as:
my_struct:
config:
key_1: '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
key_2:
- '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
- "{\_}"
- value23
We cannot assume that the passed data are a list or not.
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