Ah I didnt see the bit at the bottom. Thanks
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On 02. juni 2017 18:54, Anfield wrote:
Ive read both. Its still not clear to me how to do an anywhere match on a
string
OK, but did you read my entire answer?
The answer to your question is in it.
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Found the answer, from the below list, purple replaced brown with the
> playbook further below
crimson
blahstuffcans
buns
buns
grey
purple
orange
grey
grey
%jabba%
jabba1
Below replaced brown with purple for example
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- hosts: local
tasks:
- name: Line In File
lineinfile:
Ive read both. Its still not clear to me how to do an anywhere match on a
string
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On 02. juni 2017 17:55, Anfield wrote:
How do I do an anywhere match for a string and replace with some text?
The below playbook doesnt work. But just looking for example to search for
part of green - reen and replace this with jabba.
How do I do that? Thanks
I suggest reading about regexp
How do I do an anywhere match for a string and replace with some text?
The below playbook doesnt work. But just looking for example to search for
part of green - reen and replace this with jabba.
How do I do that? Thanks
List
red
blahstuffcans
buns
buns
grey
green
brown
red
grey
grey
