The expression you want is
echo '{{ servers[SERVERS].url }}'
But beware: Ansible variable names are supposed to be all lower-case. The
above should work with "SERVERS" for now, but it's frowned upon.
On Tuesday, December 6, 2022 at 11:38:29 AM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:
> Hi, I need your help, this is my stage.
>
> Good morning I need your help, I want to run a playbook using a console
> variable and compare it with a dictionary, example:
>
> ansible-playbook --extra-vars "SERVER=new" example. <https://example.com/>
> yaml
>
> If in the console variable I type new I want to print the value of the url
> key belonging to new and if I type old I type the url value in old.
>
> ---
> - name: "Instalando Elastic Logger"
> hosts: localhost
> gather_facts: no
> vars:
> servers:
> new:
> url: "url-new"
> old:
> url: "url-old"
> tasks:
> - name: "Debug"
> shell: echo '{{ url-new }} '
> when: new in dict
>
> - name: "Debug"
> shell: echo '{{ url-old }} '
> when: old in dict
>
> any helps?
>
> Regards,
>
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