This works:
*cd $PGARCH****{% raw -%}****while mapfile -t -n 20 ARCHIVE_LOGS &&
((${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]}))****{% endraw %}****do*
Or, if you had other Jinja variables to expand in that line, you could
rewrite
*${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]}*
as
*${{ '{#' }}ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]}*
On 1/30/23 5:45 AM, dulhaver via Ansible Project wrote:
I am using the template module for a bash script
There is a problem with these lines
cd $PGARCH
{% raw %}while mapfile -t -n 20 ARCHIVE_LOGS && ((${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]})){%
endraw %}
do
they should be like below
cd $PGARCH
while mapfile -t -n 20 ARCHIVE_LOGS && ((${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]}))
do
but factually the line break does not survive, hence the while loop, does not
work
cd $PGARCH
while mapfile -t -n 20 ARCHIVE_LOGS && ((${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]}))do
I tried the change the .j2 to
cd $PGARCH
{% raw %}while mapfile -t -n 20 ARCHIVE_LOGS && ((${#ARCHIVE_LOGS[@]})){%
endraw %}\n
do
this prevent the line breack from disappearing but the '\n' remains in the
target file on the remote
how would I approach this?
--
Todd
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