Oops. Disregard please:
regexp: "{{ item.item }}"
Neil Young schrieb am Mittwoch, 3. November 2021 um 01:19:20 UTC+1:
> One of the most recommended things is to use "lineinfiles" with some
> special attributes for just finding a line in a file.
>
> I have a weird issue with this. If I just lookup one line, like so:
>
> - name: TEST - Check /tmp/out.log
> lineinfile:
> path: /tmp/out.log
> regexp: "^bla"
> state: absent
> check_mode: yes
> changed_when: false
> register: checklog
> failed_when: not checklog.found
>
> This sequence fails (as expected), because the "bla" line is not in the
> file. If I enter a string, which is in the file, it doesn't fail. So far so
> good.
>
> Now I wanted to examine several lines, but this never fails. "line1" to
> "line4" are in, "bla" not.
> But the result is OK...
>
>
> - name: TEST - Check /tmp/out.log
> lineinfile:
> path: /tmp/out.log
> regexp: "{{ item }}"
> state: absent
> check_mode: yes
> changed_when: false
> register: checklog
> with_items:
> - {item: "^line1"}
> - {item: "^line2"}
> - {item: "^line3"}
> - {item: "^line4"}
> - {item: "^bla"}
> failed_when: not checklog.found
>
> Does that make sense at all?
>
>
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