That's fair. Thanks for the details.
On Thu, May 25, 2017 at 11:31 AM Brian Coca wrote:
> There are just 2 contexts, normal (you require them) and conditionals
> (anything with when:) which don't. It is consistent, juts not uniform.
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Hi,
Thanks for getting back to me. I understand that in my case it is a valid
warning for what it was designed for. Where I disagree is the warning being
present in the first place.
I admit that my use case is different, but as a new person to Ansible, it
is confusing why there's a lack of consis
My short answer: Yes.
I mentioned on GitHub that I'm new the Ansible and just starting to learn
it. It caused a great deal of confusion for me, when I saw that everywhere
else in Ansible accepts Jinja delimeters but `when` and `changed_when`
threw these warnings. This is a rather simplistic ex
