If you start with a jinja2 block or have ": " (with the leading space) in
the value then you have to quote the whole line, otherwise you usually can
get away with it.
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was misinterpreting it as it is my first
time using system variables in anger.
Bill
From: ansible-project@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Jordan Borean
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 4:08 PM
To: Ansible Project
Subject: [ansible-project] Re: inventory_hostname in path to create directory
Hi
You seem to be close, one thing to remember when dealing with Windows paths
in double quotes is that you needs to properly escape the backslashes. E.g.
your path could be one of the following (they all are the same after yaml
parsing)
# when not using quotes, no need to escape anything
path
