Expose more verbose out for specific tasks and/or modules?

[Dan Bohea]

I know I can set Ansible's overall verbosity when running a playbook (-v, -vv, -vv etc) but does anyone know if it's possible to increase verbosity for specific tasks and/or modules from within the playbook?

I'd like to see the progress reports that the homebrew, homebrew_tap & homebrew_cask modules are hiding (they can be a bit slow and I like knowing that my playbook hasn't crashed).

[Michael DeHaan]

I think it's been suggested once before to be able to set verbose: True/False on a playbook or task (task overrides playbook overrides global, if set).

Pull requests for something like this would definitely be entertained.

On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 12:53 PM, Dan Bohea <dbo...@gmail.com> wrote:

I know I can set Ansible's overall verbosity when running a playbook (-v, -vv, -vv etc) but does anyone know if it's possible to increase verbosity for specific tasks and/or modules from within the playbook?

I'd like to see the progress reports that the homebrew, homebrew_tap & homebrew_cask modules are hiding (they can be a bit slow and I like knowing that my playbook hasn't crashed).

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[Dan Bohea]

Well, I'm not Python programmer so guess I'll have to patiently wait for someone to step up! :)