How do I access that as a var?  I am accessing each component as part of a
uri call in the include tasks statement.

On Thu, Jun 18, 2020, 6:22 AM Stefan Hornburg (Racke) <[email protected]>
wrote:

> On 6/18/20 1:11 PM, Nicholas Britton wrote:
> > So with that option I would have two more include tasks prior where I
> set the the next to vars?
> >
> > Any other options to keep it in one play?
> >
>
> You could also use the product filter
> (
> https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_filters.html#product-filters
> ):
>
> Assign your current list to a variable, e.g asset_list and combine it with
> lists for environment and time:
>
> with_items: "{{ asset_list | product(['prod', 'nonprod']) |
> product(['1800', '2200', '0200', '0400']) }}"
>
> This will run over all possible combinations of the items in these three
> lists.
>
> Regards
>        Racke
>
> > On Wed, Jun 17, 2020, 11:59 PM Dick Visser <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> >
> >     I usually handle this by looping over  include_tasks. So each level
> has its own file with tasks, and includes
> >     another task to 'go down' one level so to speak.
> >
> >
> >
> >     On Wed, 17 Jun 2020 at 22:15, Nicholas Britton <
> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> >
> >         I have a senerio where i think a nested with_items would work ,
> but i am not seeing any examples where there are
> >         multiple keys.
> >
> >
> >         Today i have a with_items that looks like this:
> >
> >         |
> >          - name: Include vmware workflow for Tag Setups
> >             include_tasks:
> tasks/vmworkflow_assetgroup_create_tags_include.yml
> >             with_items:
> >               - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup',
> ptype: 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype:
> >         'Image Only', tagbg: 'bu1' }
> >               - {segname: 'bu2', segabv: '2', btype: 'Image Backup',
> ptype: 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30',  tagtype:
> >         'Image Only', tagbg: 'bu2' }
> >               - {segname: 'bu3', segabv: '3', btype: 'Image Backup',
> ptype: 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30',  tagtype:
> >         'Image Only', tagbg: 'bu3'  }
> >               - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image with DB
> Backup', ptype: 'pd', driveselect: '2', ret: '30',
> >         tagtype: 'DB Backup', tagbg: 'bu1' }
> >               - {segname: 'bu2', segabv: '2', btype: 'Image with DB
> Backup', ptype: 'pd', driveselect: '2', ret: '30',
> >         tagtype: 'DB Backup', tagbg: 'bu2' }
> >               - {segname: 'bu3', segabv: '3', btype: 'Image with DB
> Backup', ptype: 'pd', driveselect: '2', ret: '30',
> >         tagtype: 'DB Backup', tagbg: 'bu3'  }
> >
> >         |
> >
> >         But i need to repeat each of these with two more pecies of data
> and thought a nested would be better than
> >         created 7 more of each one listed above.
> >
> >         I need to device enviornment with prod or nonprod  and time with
> 1800, 2200, 0200, 0400
> >
> >         so the included task would then have :
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } prod 1800
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } prod 2200
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } prod 0200
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } prod 0400
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } nonprod 1800
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } nonprod 2200
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } nonprod 0200
> >         - {segname: 'bu1', segabv: '1', btype: 'Image Backup', ptype:
> 'pi', driveselect: '0', ret: '30', tagtype: 'Image
> >         Only', tagbg: 'bu1' } nonprod 0400
> >
> >         all as variables that i can call within the include.   Currently
> i am calling the rest with item.segname,
> >         item.segabv, etc...
> >
> >
> >         thoughts or am i stuck with just having a longer list of with
> items?
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