So there's probably several ways to do that.
You could parse the ansible output and look for the things you are
interested in in a wrapper script.
You might find that is fragile though. What will happen when you have
multiple plays in a playbook, or if you need to run more than one playbook
to
Leave the 2nd "tasks" statement away. Easy fix.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2019 at 2:48 PM Mohtashim S wrote:
> My requirement is to run two tasks i.e "Load Deployment1." & "Load
> Deployment2." in my Play 4.
>
> Below is my playbook:
>
> - name: Play 4
> hosts: localhost
> tasks:
>- name: "Load Dep
