Using variables from a notifying task in a handler

[Peter Murray]

I have a task that iterates over a dictionary of directory names to remove a file:

- name: Remove conflicting XACML policy

  file: path=/opt/fedora/{{ item.key }}/data/blah.xml

        state=absent

  with_dict: installs

  notify: Reload XACML

If the file is removed, a handler is required to restart a process to re-read the directory of policies.  I'd like to do something like this:

- name: Reload XACML
  shell: fedora-reload-policies.sh
         chdir=/opt/fedora/{{ item.key }}/server/bin

          

But what I get is an undefined-variable error:

NOTIFIED: [fedora-sites | Reload XACML] ***************************************

<10.11.12.16> ESTABLISH CONNECTION FOR USER: vagrant

fatal: [10.11.12.16] => One or more undefined variables: 'item' is undefined

FATAL: all hosts have already failed -- aborting

 Is what I'm trying to do possible?

Peter

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[Michael DeHaan]

This is unfortunately not possible.

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