Thanks Todd.
I will give a try option 1.
*(1) remove the various template/copy tasks from the various places in your
playbook and replace them with a single task at the end that creates the
single file, or* (2) store the output of the various tasks to separate
files and use `assemble` (or a shell
Right, but as you've discovered `copy` and `template` won't update part of
a file.
So your two choices are: (1) remove the various template/copy tasks from
the various places in your playbook and replace them with a single task at
the end that creates the single file, or (2) store the output of
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70898834/which-tools-use-the-tests-directory-in-an-ansible-role-by-default
Walter
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On Mar 17, 2023, at 10:28 AM, Ngoc Quan Pham wrote:
Hi everyone,
As you know, the standard st
Hi everyone,
As you know, the standard structure of a Ansible role has the directories
/default, /handlers, /meta, /tasks, /templates, /vars and /tests. I have
basic question of the directory /tests in Ansible roles, but I can’t find
the answers. Can you let me know what is the purpose this /tests
Greetings for the day!
Looks like ansible.builtin.assemble for two different files from directory
to another required file.
Sorry to raise my query again but..wanted to be clear.
My requirement is, *As i mentioned in previous mail*: playbook should be
having only one csv file but two different
The screenshot I've added is just a very small part of my playbook
execution logs.
We have a collection with more than 30 roles, most of them having
argument_specs to validate and document arguments values. For each
argument(option) in the specs, a log is written. In our playbook we
reference
Consider
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/builtin/assemble_module.html
It combines multiple files into one.
On Friday, March 17, 2023 at 1:40:05 AM UTC-4 Aharonu wrote:
>
> I am digging into ansible.builtin.copy and ansible.builtin.template *content
> *but not get o
Hi, ansible community! I have encountered an issue where if sudo -i has not
been executed in the current command line session before, the become:true
portion in Ansible will get stuck.
```
- hosts: localhost
connection: local
gather_facts: true
tasks:
- name: "verify become is not
