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On Fri, 26 Mar 2021 at 06:26, Clint Denham <[email protected]> wrote:
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> The main point of this I am having difficulty in using ternary in
conjunction with a variable and would like to see if this is even possible?
The ternary doesn't seem to like the use of variable substitution inside
its statements - at least how I'm using them.
>
> This is the list I'm trying to create
>
> ports_list: "{{ ports_list|default([]) + [{'port-name':
inventory_hostname + (place_index > 1) |
ternary('1.{{place_index}}','_mgmt')}] }}"
Inside ternary you are already in jinja mode, so drop the curly braces,
and concatenate with a tilde:
ports_list: "{{ ports_list|default([]) + [{'port-name': inventory_hostname
+ (place_index > 1) | ternary('1.' ~ place_index,'_mgmt')}] }}"
But, the index starts at zero. This should give you want you want:
ports_list: "{{ ports_list|default([]) + [{'port-name': inventory_hostname
+ (place_index > 0) | ternary('1.' ~ place_index,'_mgmt')}] }}"
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