Hello,
I have a loop that loops over a result from program execution. On every iteration a shell command is executed. However, it may happen that one of these shell commands fails. Is possible to prevent continuing the loop if this happens? From what I can see, other iterations are executed even though one of them failed.
Thanks.
That’s odd, the task should fail unless you’re specifying other failed_when conditions or retries. Could you share an example of the task you’re executing?
No, the task as a whole will fail if one of the iterations fails, but
even if one iteration fails, the other iterations in that same task still
get executed.
I don't think failed_when will impact on iterations, only the task as a
whole.
Serge
Serge is correct in the above.
The registration of a loop variable results in a list being stored.