Assume the following variable structure:
`
vars:
foo:
bar:
baz: 5
`
If I simply to:
when: foo.bar.baz is defined
this only checks the baz key. I still get a failure if e.g. foo.bar is not defined. (The error was: error while evaluating conditional (foo.bar.baz is defined): ‘dict object’ has no attribute ‘bar’)
The proper way seems to be:
`
- when:
- foo is defined
- foo.bar is defined
- foo.bar.baz is defined
`
which is kind of verbose. Is there a better / more concise way of checking the entire foo.bar.baz chain?