so I've got a working sample for you. This is the exact test I did.
---
- name: Template Test For Route File
connection: local
hosts: localhost
vars:
host_routes:
route-oob:
device: bond.123
routes:
10.118.0.0/16: '10.118.255.254'
route-int:
Hi,
For just processing host_routes I had.
- name: Write network routes
template:
src=route.j2
dest={{ net_path}}/route-{{ item.value.device }}
mode=0644 owner=root group=root
with_dict: host_routes
when: item.value.routes is defined
tags: netdev
And the template was ..
{%
Hi again. Thanks .. I got so hung up on using with_dict I didn't consider
taking another tack.
I'm reconsidering the decision to not to use hash_behaviour=merge as that
solves my problem + would also come in handy elsewhere, like combining
default sysctl parameter changes with additional
Does my example above help you as far as the templating piece?
Personally I would abstract out the desired state for the route-file status
into it's own dict to smth like this:
route_file_state:
routes-other: present
routes-ext: absent
would prevent that extra attribute from
Would you mind sharing the full body of the task that pertains to this as
well as the template file?
On Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at 12:19:46 PM UTC-4, John McNulty wrote:
So the reason why I tried using union was this github issue (
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/7495 ) which
Yes, I can work with that.
Thanks for your help.
On Wednesday, 11 March 2015 17:15:58 UTC, Jonathan Davila wrote:
Does my example above help you as far as the templating piece?
Personally I would abstract out the desired state for the route-file
status into it's own dict to smth like
