Well... sort of, not really.
What happens when you "when" a role, it applies a "when" as the first
condition of every task in the role.
So I suspect you have applied the "when" to your "set_fact" :)
All the "is_executed" stuff is generally non-idiomatic, the goal of a
playbook is to allow repea
I have a role who's sole purpose is as a meta playbook.
It has a bunch of includes in meta/main.yml:
allow_duplicates: no
dependencies:
- { role: feature/zypper, when: "common_has_executed is defined" }
- { role: feature/rc.firewall, when: "common_has_executed is defined" }
- { role: base/bas
