I've been learning Ansible in the last couple of months and when using
roles from Ansible Galaxy, it's hard to know which tags each tasks has.
I've search and couldn't find a way to show all tags a task has, when
listing all tasks (--list-tasks). I can build from source and do a small
change
on https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/v1.8.4/bin/ansible-playbook#L251
from:
print ' %s' % task.name
to:
print ' %s - %s' % (
task.name,
stringc(', '.join(task.tags), 'blue')
)
And it works great:
Update caches - all
Create general configuration file for APT - all
Install apt packages - all
Install packages - all
Update parameters - all
Creating groups - all, configuration, groups, users
Per-user group creation - all, configuration, users
...
Except:
- I don't know what's the base interface for adding this: Modify
existing --list-tasks, add a second flag: --list-tasks-with-tags, or ...
- I wanted to get a feel if this would be considered useful by others.
Thanks for taking the time to read my post, I'm willing to submit a PR with
your suggestions.
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