Playbook to parse yaml file and get the output

[Rakesh Parida]

Hi,

I have yaml as  follows:

deliveries:

- releases:

  - latest_Rel:

    - aaa:

        file_name: some.tar

        md5: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

        product_name: aaa

        product_number: aaa 902 8057

        release_candidate: Rel

        version: 25.1.1

    - bbb:

        file_name: some1.tar

        md5: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

        product_name: bbb

        product_number: bbb 903 6746

        release_candidate: Rel

        version: 25.0.0

    - abc:

        file_name: some2.gz

        md5: xxxxxxx

        product_name: abc

        product_number: None

        release_candidate: None

        version: ABC

    - abd:

        file_name: some3.tar

        md5: xxxxxx

        product_name: abd

        product_number: abd 902 7815

        release_candidate: Rel

        version: 25.1.1

    - abe:

        file_name: some4.gz

        md5: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

        product_name: abe

        product_number: abe 123 456

        release_candidate: Rel

        version: 25.1.1

I want to write a playbook to  extract "file name: " tar files  which is having version 25.1.1.

Pls help

[Dick Visser]

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[Rakesh Parida]

Hi 

Can anybody suggest

My playbook:

---

- hosts: localhost

  vars:

   input_file: rel.yml

   var: "{{ lookup('file', '{{ input_file }}') }}"

  tasks:

     - name: Parse and extract the input yaml

       debug:

         msg: "{{ var | ('^{0}'.format(file_name)) }}"

 Actual o/p:

TASK [Parse and extract the input yaml] ********************************************************************************************************************************************

fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"msg": "template error while templating string: expected token 'name', got '('. String: {{ var | ('^{0}'.format(file_name)) }}"}

expected o/p:

 file_name: some.tar

file_name: some1.tar

file_name: some2.gz