syntax-check triggers vars_prompt

[Jesse Keating]

I’m trying to set up some simple validation tests to run on pull requests to one of our playbook repos. In doing this I’ve discovered that vars_prompt is still being triggered. This is blocking the —syntax-check run from completing unattended.

Is this by design? Is there anybody out there working around it in any way?

-jlk

[James Cammarata]

I don't believe so, I'd open a github issue for this so we can keep track of it. 

On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 7:05 PM, Jesse Keating <jkea...@j2solutions.net> wrote:

I'm trying to set up some simple validation tests to run on pull requests to one of our playbook repos. In doing this I've discovered that vars_prompt is still being triggered. This is blocking the --syntax-check run from completing unattended.

Is this by design? Is there anybody out there working around it in any way?

-jlk

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[Michael DeHaan]

It's definitely not by design, though not too many people do you use vars_prompt since it limits interactivity.

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[Michael DeHaan]

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