MM> The problem is that cannot nest jinja brackets inside of brackets.
Ah! Right, because brackets mean "Jinja", not just "variable". Still new
here. :^)
MM> Your following example:
MM>
MM> {{ ansible_hostname | regex_replace("^{{service}}-{{site}}-", '') }}
MM>
MM> Should probably be:
MM>
MM> {{ ansible_hostname | regex_replace("^" + service + "-" + site + "-", '')
MM> }}
MM>
MM> Inside of {{ }} variables are already expanded.
That works! Well, it turns out I was defining my variables wrong in this
example, but when I changed
vars: { service="abc", site="bos" }
to the less wrong
vars:
service: "abc"
site: "bos"
it worked perfectly, both in the debug example and in the actual route53
module.
Yay Ansible! Yay ansible-project! Thanks Matt!
-Josh ([email protected])
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