Hi,
I'd like to load variables from a file into a dictionary, so I can later
iterate over that dictionary.
I've managed to load vars into their own dictionaries based on their name:
- name: load services definitions for the product
include_vars:
file: "../model/service/{{ item }}.yaml"
name: "service_data_{{ item }}"
with_items: "{{ product_data.services }}"
I've tried various syntax with the 'name' parameter, but I always end up
with it being treated as a string.
This ends up looking like this:
"service_data_access_interface": {
"resources": [
"interface"
],
"service_name": "access_interface",
"service_vars": [
{
"mandatory": true,
"name": "description",
"type": "string"
}
]
},
"service_data_l2vpn": {
"resources": [
"routing_instance"
],
"service_name": "l2vpn",
"service_vars": [
{
"mandatory": true,
"name": "description",
"type": "string"
}
]
},
Which makes it very difficult to iterate over. Id like to iterate of this
to get to the inner level of 'service_vars', names like 'l2vpn' or
'access_interface' come from another dictionary (that's loaded earlier)
Any idea how to either import into into a dictionary (so i could use
subelements) or iterate over the 'service_vars' (knowing part of the string
used to create the key)?
kind regards
Pshem
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