templates should get all current variables by default
>> Brain - trying to capture output of an ansible command. Can't use a
>> template in that situation unless there's some way it can pull in runtime
>> variables...?
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Ideally, something like
- copy var_content=myVariable dest=/tmp/myFile.json
On Monday, May 18, 2015 at 3:27:24 PM UTC-4, Mark wrote:
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> Brain - trying to capture output of an ansible command. Can't use a
> template in that situation unless there's some way it can pull in runtime
> variables.
Brain - trying to capture output of an ansible command. Can't use a
template in that situation unless there's some way it can pull in runtime
variables...?
On Friday, May 15, 2015 at 9:39:09 AM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:
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> I would switch to the template module, copy's content is not a good
> m
I would switch to the template module, copy's content is not a good
method for anything but trivial file content.
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I'm trying to capture the contents of a variable that was registered from a
previous task, and write it to file for later debugging / troubleshooting
if the need arises.
The variable essentially has this in it:
{"changed": true, "cmd": ["mongo", "--eval",
"printjson(rs.add(\"myserver\"))"], "d
