First you conflate site as both a variable and a string, showing both
examples below to make the distinction clear.
You don't need key/keys() nor quotes if 'site' is a variable
when: site in sites
You seem to use site as both var and string, if site is a string, you
need quotes
when: "
The last task should be -
```
- debug:
msg: "{{ sites[site] }}"
when: "site in sites.keys()"
On Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 4:02 PM maulik patel
wrote:
> hi ,
>
> i'm trying to value of one yaml file1 with another file2 which has list of
> dict and if element if file1 matched with key/value of file2 t
hi ,
i'm trying to value of one yaml file1 with another file2 which has list of
dict and if element if file1 matched with key/value of file2 then need to
use value of file1 need to use as a key of file2 and return value of it...
not sure how we can leverage "when" condition or might any other w
