Thanks Jean
But the issue is that even when I changed them to underscore (like below),
Im finding when I do the "'api' in deploy" it seems to not find it. Its
only when Its a completely match in a line it works. ie when: "'api_author'
in deploy".
Example (this does not work)
deploy:
-
Hi All
Doing something Im sure seems odd but building a production deployment
script based on some very manual steps. The dev team list out all the
services that need to be upgraded. I made a var called deploy to do two
things.
1. Write out to a build file what needs to be build for prod. Its
This seemed to fix my issue but not sure if this is the way I should do
it... any feedback would be lovely
when:
- ('0 upgraded, 0 newly installed' not in apt_update.stdout)
- ('0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install' not in apt_update.stdout)
On Monday, 21 March 2016 16:52:38
Have you run it in debug to see what the kernalinstalled object looks like?
- debug: var=kernalinstalled
Also, I do believe the 2 needs to be like '2' as its actually a string not
a integer thats returned. I think if you do something like
kernalinstalled.stdout|int > 2 that may also work as
I have also tried
"( '0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install' not in
ruby_installed_version.stdout) or ( '0 upgraded, 0 newly installed' not in
ruby_installed_version.stdout)"
maybe I missed something or there is a better way to test for this... :/
On Monday, 21 March 2016 16:52:38 UTC+11,
Hi All
I was running an apt_update task and only wanted the server to reboot when
it it saw neither of the two lines. Now, what is happening it only sees the
first "test" I put in the when: section and ignores the second string to
test. The reason for the two tests is I noticed that Debian and
Hi All
I'm very new to Ansible and loving it. Not sure if Im doing this right but
having trouble getting the vpc_id from ec2_vpc_subnet_facts
1. My code runs the module
- name: Get the VPC ID
ec2_vpc_subnet_facts:
region: "{{ aws_region }}"
filters:
subnet-id:
