I have found that if you want to wrap the running of a playbook inside of a
python script (so you can make the interface a bit more user friendly and
translate cmdline args to --extra-vars, etc), the 2.0 API is much simpler.
from ansible.cli.playbook import PlaybookCLI
cliargs = {
'playbook':pb,
'args': {
'-i':host_list,
'-e':json.dumps(xvars),
}
}
def _run_playbook_v20(cliargs):
ansargs=['ansible-playbook',cliargs['playbook']]
[ansargs.extend([k,v]) for k,v in cliargs['args'].items()]
print "executing: {}".format(' '.join(ansargs))
cli = PlaybookCLI(ansargs)
cli.parse()
return cli.run()
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