When using things like script/shell/command, Ansible has no way to know what happened since this is arbitrary code you supply. That said, script has some helper options like 'creates/removes' that let you tell ansible ' my code creates this or removes this' and the module will check these conditions and use that as a reflection of if the script needs to run again or not with the supposition that it already ran previously in successful fashion.
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