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If you examine the yaml for a configmap we mount into an ansible job, the hosts file comes out formatted nicely, the vars file does not:
apiVersion: v1
data:
hosts: |2
[OSEv3:children]
masters
nodes
etcd
[OSEv3:vars]
ansible_become=true
[masters]
[etcd]
[nodes]
vars: "---\n# Variables that are commented in this file are optional; uncommented
variables\n# are mandatory.\n\n# Default values for each variable are provided,
as applicable.\n# Example values for mandatory variables are provided as a comment
at the end\n# of the line.\n\n# ------------------------ #\n# Common/Cluster Variables
[snip]
Having a properly formatted vars file would be a nice to have for debugging or re-using.
There are some issues around this for k8s in general, but hopefully we can figure out why one is fine and the other is not and get them consistent.
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If you examine the yaml for a configmap we mount into an ansible job, the hosts file comes out formatted nicely, the vars file does not:
Having a properly formatted vars file would be a nice to have for debugging or re-using.
There are some issues around this for k8s in general, but hopefully we can figure out why one is fine and the other is not and get them consistent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: