@Kai Stian Olstad
Thanks for your answer: yes, it works.
@Felix Fontain
I have no XML skills. I nevertheless took a look at the ansible xml module,
and it's obscure to me.
I think you're right though: it'd be better to read XML appropriately with
that module rather than use some regex filter which can be easily defeated
if the input changes in the future.
So I tried something, but of course it does not work (api_root_filename is
the file containing the xml multi-line string):
- name: Reading RESTconf release
xml:
attribute: rel
content: attribute
path: "{{ api_root_filename }}"
xpath: /XRD/Link
register: return_restconf_release
- name: Showing attribute value
debug:
var: return_restconf_release.matches[0].Link.rel
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