Thanks for the reply. i agree..I just converted my dict in the same way..Just
wanted to check if there was something better out there that anyone has found :P
Slavek
> On Oct 13, 2016, at 11:24 AM, Peter Thorson <zaph...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have been using a horrible hacky workaround, specifically, adding the key
> as a field to the dict element:
>
> vars:
> users:
> bob:
> name: bob
> authorized_keys:
> - "ssh-rsa a..."
> - "ssh-rsa b..."
> alice:
> name: alice
> authorized_keys:
> - "ssh-rsa c..."
>
>
> tasks:
> - authorized_key: user=item.0.name key="{{ item.1 }}"
> with_subelements:
> - "{{ users }}"
> - authorized_keys
>
> This is difficult to maintain because the two names can get out of sync, it
> is not intuitive at all that making a new user should include the name again
> when its already used as the key. It is just the least worst solution I've
> found.
>
> I wish there was a sane, unified, flexible solution to looping in Ansible. As
> it stands there appear to be a bunch of one-off non-interoperable looping
> constructs designed for very narrow purposes. This is easily the most
> frustrating aspect of using Ansible for anything non-trivial.
>
> On Thursday, October 13, 2016 at 10:10:32 AM UTC-5, Slavek Jurkowski wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> Did you find a solution to this? I'm facing the same issue and it sure sucks!
>
> Thanks
>
>
> On Wednesday, April 6, 2016 at 5:47:01 PM UTC-5, Peter Thorson wrote:
> when using with_dict, item.key retrieves the dict key and item.value
> retrieves the value.
>
> however, when using with_subelements and having the first item being looped
> over be a dict, item.0 seems to return only the value. Is there a way
>
> concrete example:
>
> vars:
> users:
> bob:
> authorized_keys:
> - "ssh-rsa a..."
> - "ssh-rsa b..."
> alice:
> authorized_keys:
> - "ssh-rsa c..."
>
>
> tasks:
> - authorized_key: user=??? key="{{ item.1 }}"
> with_subelements:
> - "{{ users }}"
> - authorized_keys
>
> How do I retrieve the username? I understand that I could change users into a
> list and add username as a property. I want to avoid that because this users
> list is used for lots of different things where being able to look up
> information about a user by username is required.
>
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