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- name: Test import_role
hosts: testhost
vars:
run_role: yes
do_not_run_role: no
role_name: role1
test_var: templating test in playbook
role_vars:
where_am_i_defined: in the playbook
entire_task:
include_role:
name: role1
tasks:
- name: Test basic role import
import_role:
name: role1
- name: Assert that basic include works
assert:
that:
- _role1_result.msg == 'In role1'
- name: Test conditional role include
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: canary1.yml
when: run_role
- name: Assert that role ran
assert:
that:
- role1_canary1 == 'r1c1'
- name: Test conditional role import that should be skipped
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: canary2.yml
when: do_not_run_role
- name: Assert that role did not run
assert:
that:
- role1_canary2 is not defined
# FIXME We expect this to fail, but I'm not sure how best to test for
# syntax level failures.
#
# - name: Test role import with a loop
# import_role:
# name: "{{ item }}"
# register: loop_test
# with_items:
# - role1
# - role3
# - role2
- name: Test importing a task file from a role
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: tasks.yml
- name: Test importing vars file and tasks file from a role
import_role:
name: role3
tasks_from: vartest.yml
vars_from: role3vars.yml
- name: Assert that variables defined in previous task are available to play
assert:
that:
- role3_default == 'defined in role3/defaults/main.yml'
- role3_main == 'defined in role3/vars/main.yml'
- role3_var == 'defined in role3/vars/role3vars.yml'
ignore_errors: yes
- name: Test using a play variable for role name
import_role:
name: "{{ role_name }}"
# FIXME Trying to use a host_var here causes play execution to fail because
# the variable is undefined.
#
# - name: Test using a host variable for role name
# import_role:
# name: "{{ host_var_role_name }}"
- name: Pass variable to role
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: vartest.yml
vars:
where_am_i_defined: in the task
## FIXME Currently failing
## ERROR! Vars in a IncludeRole must be specified as a dictionary, or a list of dictionaries
# - name: Pass all variables in a variable to role
# import_role:
# name: role1
# tasks_from: vartest.yml
# vars: "{{ role_vars }}"
- name: Pass templated variable to a role
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: vartest.yml
vars:
where_am_i_defined: "{{ test_var }}"
# FIXME This fails with the following error:
# The module {u'import_role': {u'name': u'role1'}} was not found in configured module paths.
#
- name: Include an entire task
action:
module: "{{ entire_task }}"
tags:
- never
- block:
- name: Include a role that will fail
import_role:
name: role1
tasks_from: fail.yml
rescue:
- name: Include a role inside rescue
import_role:
name: role2
always:
- name: Include role inside always
import_role:
name: role3
- name: Test delegate_to handler is delegated
import_role:
name: delegated_handler
delegate_to: localhost
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