On Mon, 16 Oct 2023 at 09:09, Y.G Kumar wrote:
> This is not working either:
>
Attempting to read between the lines, you've misunderstood what the
"environment" parameter does. The "environment" parameter sets the shell
environment variables for a specific *task*[1]. It doesn't affect later
Just to reiterate my requirement. I just want to create a remote
environment variable by assigning to it the value contained in a registered
variable while executing the shell command
as shown below
---
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: "subtask"
shell: lsblk --nodeps | grep
This is not working either:
---
---
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: "subtask"
shell: lsblk --nodeps | grep disk | wc -l
register: disk_count_result
- name: "set fact"
set_fact:
disk_count: "{{ disk_count_result.stdout | int }}"
environment:
Please try this one
---
hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: "subtask"
command: lsblk --nodeps | grep disk | wc -l
register: disk_count_result
- name: "set fact"
set_fact:
disk_count: "{{ disk_count_result.stdout | int }}"
- name: "print disk count"
debug:
msg:
Hi All,
Please don't yell at me for posting in this group.
I have already written to the ansible project group.
They are saying it is not possible to achieve the following result.
I have written the below code and it is not working.
hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: "subtask"
