Thanks Jordan, very informative, I will try options which you mentioned.
On Sat, 18 Apr, 2020, 12:53 AM Jordan Borean, <[email protected]> wrote:
> The proper way is to use the script module
>
> - name: run script
> script: test.ps1
>
> It will automatically try and find 'test.ps1' in various folder, the files
> folder adjacent to the playbook is one of them, copy it across, execute,
> then delete the file all in 1 go. If you truly don't want to copy across
> the file then your only option is to read the script using the lookup
> plugin and use it with win_shell
>
> - name: run script in memory
> win_shell: '{{ lookup("file", "test.ps1") }}'
>
> If this is a really large script you might read some command line length
> limits so it's not always possible to do this.
>
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