Kai, why would I use vars when I already have tags on my tasks which
purpose, and only purpose, is filtering during execution?
Also as I said back in 2015
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/ansible-project/WimzDEJLHJc/9U10Yjb4CQAJ it
is hard to retrofit variables into hundreds of playbooks you
On 1/2/19 11:07 pm, Thomas Güttler wrote:
> I know how to create dicts, lists, strings, multiline-strings with
> python. The syntax is easy and simple.
>
> I am lazy. I just don't know why I should learn a new language.
It's not a language, it's a serialisation format like JSON, it's a
superset
I figure out that the problem was related to the variable name (tags)
the name tags is also used for the special attribute tags useful for filtering
tasks to be executed.
Anyway changing the snippet using mytags instead of tags solves the error.
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: create a
Hi all, trying the following playbook taken from
user_guide/playbooks_loops.html
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: create a tag dictionary of non-empty tags
set_fact:
tags_dict: "{{ (tags_dict|default({}))|combine({item.key: item.value}) }}"
loop: "{{ tags|dict2items }}"
Hi, thanks for the reply.
What you describe will help a bit, but is not error proof when you have
thousands of line of code(and any infrastructure will reach that point
quickly). Human make mistake, or are lazy, so eventually, 2 pieces of code
that change the same setting will happen. One
On 29.01.2019 23:44, John Harmon wrote:
Figured it out. I just call the variable with nothing else:
- name: "Find the user_id for {{ user }}"
set_fact:
uid: "{{
(userinfo.json.users|selectattr('username','match',MYVAR)|list|first).user_id
}}"
Using ignore_errors is a bad
On 25.01.2019 15:23, Sylvain Martel wrote:
Hi,
We are new to using ansible, and I saw something while going
through
our early code that had me worried. I have CoderA and CoderB that are
starting to create roles and tasks. In one Task, coderA adds IIS
features,
but coderB, in another
On 29.01.2019 15:11, Saranya N wrote:
Hi Kai ,
M getting below error and I wonder why :(
Can't parse arg end=u'3\xa0stride=2' as integer .
You have gotten some strange character in there, delete it and write it
again.
Also please help me understand this,
My first app is parent of
On 29.01.2019 13:52, Saranya N wrote:
I Hi Kai ,
I think this will make my 3rd app parent of 4th n so on..
I don't want that.
First is parent of second.
Second is parent of remaining all apps.
Just split it on two task with different with_sequences
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On 02.02.2019 05:39, Igor Cicimov wrote:
Brian, I find the current usage of "tags" when calling a role via
"roles:"
or "include_role/import_role" is counter intuitive. The reason we tag
tasks
in our playbooks is for the purpose of filtering which we would expect
to
be the case in the above
Hello Richard,
although this thread is somewhat old I hope you are still reading here and
have some advise for me, because I'm going to accomplish the same task.
I'll have some virtual machines in my vSphere environment which I like to:
1. Take a snapshot and if successful
2. Run task
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