I know subject sounds kind of crazy, but here's the code to explain it a
bit:
- hosts: all
vars:
- djbdns_var:
FOO: "DJ DNS"
- vnstat_var:
FOO: "VN, stat!"
tasks:
- name: Test flexible vars
command: echo "$FOO"
environment: "{{ item }}_var"
with_items:
- djbdns
- vnstat
which should be equivalent to something like:
tasks:
- name: Test flexible vars (step 1)
command: echo "$FOO"
environment: djbdns_var"
- name: Test flexible vars (step 2)
command: echo "$FOO"
environment: vnstat_var"
so what I'm trying to do is define different set of environment variables
for each step of iteration, and the best way I figured was something like
above. However it doesn't work. Ansible (1.5.3) recognizes passed argument
as a string and throws an error rather than interpret resulting variable
name.
Question is: can something be done to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
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