This will always execute the role THEN fail if the condition is true. You need 
a different construct that only executes the condition

when: result.user_input == "YES"

I also don't know if you can use conditions when using roles: like this. It may 
only work when you use the include_role as a task.

- tasks:
    - include_role:
        name: add_post_patch_motd
      when: result.user_input == "YES"

Walter
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On Oct 19, 2022, at 1:17 AM, Neha Singh 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Hi Team,

I was trying to add one condition, in which if it should failed on that 
particular point. So, entire playbook should stop. Below is the written 
playbook.

- hosts: all
  gather_facts: yes

  pre_tasks:
    - name: Verification Step before starting the post-patch playbook
      pause:
        prompt: "You are starting post patch playbook on {{ansible_hostname}} 
\n To Continue, please enter 'YES'"
      register: result

  roles:
    - role: add_post_patch_motd
      failed_when: result.user_input != "YES"
    - role: qradar_install/post_install/python_setup

- import_playbook: patch_cleanup.yml
- import_playbook: iso.yml
- import_playbook: post_patch_setup.yml

Here, user needs to enter interactive input for the "result" variable and if 
entered result value is other than "YES" then role should not be called and 
should get failed. So, as you can see I have used failed_when condition and 
based on that result value, it should not call role or get failed and entire 
playbook should stopped running. But now, even with failed_when condition 
satisfy, the role (add_post_patch_motd) is getting called. Do let me know what 
I am missing here.

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