In your second example, you could do this:
path: "{{ ['righthere'] | union(level1keyB) }}"
I'm not sure it's possible in your first example, because to put this in
your "WHAT TO WRITE HERE" section you have to access "addonpath" from
another part of the same level1keyA data structure, so you end up with a
recursive loop error.
On Wednesday, 30 March 2016 15:00:05 UTC+1, Jard Leex wrote:
>
> To make my request a bit more clear:
>
>
> I'd like to have the entries of *level1keyB* in the path list of the
> hostname bar. The key 'addonpath' is just an guessed construct by me. Maybe
> this would also work.
>
>
> - level1keyA:
> - hostname: foo
> state: present
> path:
> - left
> - hostname: bar
> state: present
> path:
> - righthere
> - "{{ entries of level1keyB }}"
>
> But how to do it in practise?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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