I know that
register: var
Allows to reference var.stdout, but…
Say I call a python script that prints to stdout more than one argument as in a tuple : (arg1, arg2, arg3)
How can I get that into individual variables in Ansible?
Thanks
I know that
register: var
Allows to reference var.stdout, but…
Say I call a python script that prints to stdout more than one argument as in a tuple : (arg1, arg2, arg3)
How can I get that into individual variables in Ansible?
Thanks
Easiest would be to write a fact module, and return a JSON response that contains the dictionary “ansible_facts”. Register does not need to be used with these modules.
Take a look at any module in the tree ending in “_facts” for an example, the setup module is a special case of those, that is called automatically.
–Michael
I used the code of the ‘user’ module to try, and it works, unfortunately I wanted to prompt the user for the args and the custom module can’t seem to do an interactive session.
The var_prompt module is not really suitable, for what I see. I have to get 4 answers and a lot of work to validate them in between, that’s why I think it’s best to do that in Python, then pass to Ansible the arguments to use in the deployment and fire it off. Looks like I’ll have to use --extra_vars to pass the args to Ansible. Pity, a custom module sounded neat.
Thanks
This seems to be a different question.
Since this is about writing modules, would you mind asking on ansible-devel?
Apologies on being the list cop but this is a very active list, and I also want to encourage the devel list a bit.
Thanks!