Docker module state argument

[Chip Selden]

Community,

I'm using the docker module and the documentation appears to be wrong. I'm not sure where the right place is to bring this up.

I'm running ansible version 1.8.2.

Ansible Documentation:
http://docs.ansible.com/docker_module.html 

parameter	required	default	choices

state

no

started

present started reloaded restarted stopped killed absent

Task:

- name: START  | Start container

  docker:

    image={{item.value.image}}

    name={{item.value.name}}

    hostname={{item.value.name}}

    ports={{item.value.ports_fwd}}

    expose={{item.value.ports_exp}}

    publish_all_ports=True

    state=started

Error:

TASK: [startContainers | START  | Start containers] ***************************

failed: [dockerhost2] => (item=(0, 'tier1_node1')) => {"failed": true, "item": [0, "tier1_node1"]}

msg: value of state must be one of: absent,present,running,stopped,killed,restarted, got: started

I assume the documentation has gotten out of date, but there should be a note on the page for the module.

Thanks!

Chip

[Greg DeKoenigsberg]

I can't say whether it's right or not, but this is a perfect opportunity to make a pull request with a recommended change. All of the docs are in Github. Docs live here:

https://github.com/ansible/ansible/tree/devel/docsite/rst

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[Brian Coca]

I believe this was added to the latest docker module (devel) but the documentation was update w/o a 'version added'.

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