I'm still bugged I can't figure this out.
I can make a list of all components easily enough too
- name: make a list of the components
set_fact:
components: "{{ components|default([]) |union( item.value) }}"
with_dict: "{{ components_by_group }}"
I haven't figured a
I couldnt get it to work with you variable. It is just bad formatted.
If you could format it like this it would be easy:
components_by_group:
- name: web
components:
- frontend_app
- admin_app
- name: database
components:
- db
Thank you for this. It might well be easier for me to reformat the source
variable.
The thing I want to avoid most of all is having to maintain two separate
variables so the ability to transform from one to another at playbook
runtime is the thing I need the most.
Jon
On Sunday, July 2, 20
Hi,
If you feel up to it - write a filter plugin. They're quite easy to create.
Have a look here for an example:
http://www.dasblinkenlichten.com/creating-ansible-filter-plugins/
I use them when I have limited control over the data structure I have to
deal with. Even if data manipulation can be do
Lol, how cool is that!!! I never heard about it :O
Am Montag, 3. Juli 2017 11:22:57 UTC+2 schrieb Pshem Kowalczyk:
>
> Hi,
>
> If you feel up to it - write a filter plugin. They're quite easy to
> create. Have a look here for an example:
> http://www.dasblinkenlichten.com/creating-ansible-filter
Thanks that's a good idea. I'm struggling to come up with a good name for
the filter though. I'll think about it a bit more but best place to start
almost seems to be extending with_subelements so the second parameter can
be a list (which would at least mean I don't have to come up with a new
