Hi!
I stumbled onto the following.
While this works:
- hosts: all
roles:
- { role: foo, data: 'bar' }
- { role: foo, data: 'zab' }
this will fail right away with "value of 'roles:' must be a list":
- hosts: all
vars:
my_data:
- { role: foo, data: 'bar' }
- { role: foo, data: 'zab' }
roles: my_data
So it makes a difference if the list of roles is provided verbatim or
assigned to a variable first. This is especially surprising as this pattern
works well with e.g. "with_items" where the list being looped can be either
verbatim or a variable.
Is this an intended limitation or a bug?
Why do I need this? I want to load the variable from another file using
"include_vars".
Cheers,
Henning
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