On Friday 19 March 2021 at 17:56:38, Vikram S wrote:
> Hi Antony,
>
> Yes, i want to end the playbook if every member switch in a stack is in
> some state state other than ready. I am writing script for IOS upgrade and
> every switch needs to be in READY state to proceed otherwise it's going to
> cause problem.
Now I am even more confused.
First you say: "I want to end the playbook if every member switch in a stack
is in some state state other than ready."
So, every switch must be in a state other than ready, for the playbook to end.
One switch in ready state means this is not true, so the playbook continues.
Then you say instead: "every switch needs to be in READY state to proceed
otherwise it's going to cause problem"
So, now every switch must be in ready state for the playbook to proceed.
Any switch which is not in ready state causes the playbook to fail.
The two statements do not match, and it's important that you are clear about
what logic you are trying to implement in order to get the syntax right.
I *think* you probably intend the second state - all switches must be ready,
otherwise you stop, but they're not my switches :)
Antony.
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