Here's my version: ansible 2.2.0 (devel 87928ff56b) last updated 2016/06/22
13:32:23 (GMT -500)
I'm not sure if this is a bug, or misplaced syntax. When I attempt to use a
dictionary, referencing the key of the dictionary and a subelement, I get
the error
FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "'dict object' has no attribute 'key'"}
Here is my task:
- name: Add users to groups
shell: 'ipa group-add-member {{item.1}} --users={{item.0.key}}'
with_subelements:
- '{{staff|default([])}}'
- 'extragroups'
- skip_missing: yes
If I use item.0 instead of item.0.key, it tries to pass in the entire
dictionary object rather than just the key, and the command spits back a
"too many arguments" error, which is expected. I need just the username, eg
the argument I want to pass is --users=user1. Is there a reason I cannot
access it with item.0.key?
My dict object looks like this:
---
staff:
user1:
uid:
firstname:
lastname:
comment: ""
gid:
shell: /bin/bash
passwordhash: ""
primarygroup:
extragroups: ['code']
user2:
uid:
firstname:
lastname:
comment: ""
gid:
shell: /bin/bash
passwordhash: ""
primarygroup:
extragroups: ['dm', 'code']
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