On Tue, 1 Jul 2014, Mikhail Koshelev wrote:
There's actually a way (hack?) to get role directory by using lookup.
Define 'role_dir' var as shown below and you can use it in your roles'
tasks files to refer to the current role directory:
role_dir: "{{ lookup('pipe','pwd')|dirname }}"
So this assumes that, when the role_dir variable is expanded, the current
directory will be one inside the relevant role directory? That's not what
I thought I saw, but perhaps I was wrong.
But if that *is* the case, surely I could use relative paths to construct
paths to any other files in the role and bypass the need to run 'pwd'?
I fear I'm missing something...
Jon.
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Jon Warbrick
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