Re: [ansible-project] Run custom lookups in a file a then copy this file to another destination

[Matt Martz]

Custom lookup should still be invoked using the `lookup` function, something like:

myproperty={{ lookup('my_custom_lookup', my_custom_var1) }}

And you would need to use the `template` module as a task to get that templating to be run.  No need for copy, as template can handle a destination.

On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 7:52 AM, mhh <lukas...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, is possible to run custom lookups in file and copy this file to another destionation just like in my example?

Or is there any other approach to solve it?

Thanks

    #/path/to/file.properties


    myproperty={{ my_custom_lookup('{{ my_custom_var1 }}') }}
    myproperty2={{ my_custom_lookup('{{ my_custom_var2 }}') }}

ansible playbook play:

    - hosts: localhost
      vars:
          my_custom_var1: var1
          my_custom_var2: var2
   
      tasks:
        -run lookups in /path/to/file.properties and copy file to another destination

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