Hi,
I'm having trouble with the cisco.mso.mso_schema module (Doc Page
<https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/cisco/mso/mso_schema_module.html#parameter-templates>).
I can't get the first example to work and I think I know why, but I don't
know if I can solve it. So let me explain my problem.
When I try to add a schema, using the example:
*- name: Add a new schema *
*cisco.mso.mso_schema: *
* host: mso_host*
* username: admin *
* password: SomeSecretPassword *
* schema: schema1*
* state: present *
* templates: *
* - name: template1*
* displayName: template1 *
* tenantId: niek_tenant*
I get an error back from the MSO:
*"msg":"MSO Error 125: Malformed body",*
*"payload":{*
* "code":125,*
* "info":{*
* "obj[0]":[*
* "\"{'displayName': 'template1', 'name': 'template1', 'tenantId':
'niek_tenant'}\" is not an object"*
* ]*
* },*
* "message":"Malformed body"*
}
In the error message, you can see that quotes have been added around the
dictionary that specifies the parameters of the template that is created
with the schema. I also get the following warning from ansible when I run
my playbook:
*[WARNING]: The value "templates: {'displayName': 'template1', 'name':
'template1', 'tenantId': 'niek_tenant'}" (type dict) was converted to
"templates: u"{'displayName': 'template1', 'name': 'template1', 'tenantId':
'niek_tenant'}"" (type string). If this does not look like what you
expect, quote the entire value to ensure it does not change.*
I also tried adding a schema using a POST request outside of ansible to the
MSO. This worked, and the body of my POST was:
*{*
* "displayName": "schema1",*
* "templates": [*
* {*
* "name": "template1",*
* "displayName": "template1",*
* "tenantId": "5fa29a543c0000e9c3a6ed80"*
* }*
* ]*
*}*
I think that the post request that ansible sends to the MSO is (Notice the
extra quotes around the template definition):
*{*
* "displayName": "schema1",*
* "templates": [*
* "{*
* "name": "template1",*
* "displayName": "template1",*
* "tenantId": "5fa29a543c0000e9c3a6ed80"*
* }"*
* ]*
*}*
Can someone tell me if I'm doing something wrong, or if this might be a bug
in Ansible or in the used Cisco module?
*Version information:*
Ansible version: 2.10.2
Python3 version: 3.6.9
Cisco.mso version: 1.0.0
Kind regards,
Niek
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