I'm trying to dynamically pass an Ansible inventory limit within Groovy. I
can do this in a Freestyle project but am struggling to figure out how to
pass that environment var.
I have a String Parameter defined, CLUSTER. In the Freestyle project, I
have "Host subset" == $CLUSTER and it works. Console output shows something
like:
# ansible-playbook -i ec2.py -l cluster1 tasks/ping2.yml
How do I reference that in Groovy? I've tried several ways to encant this
but am failing. Trying to pull it from env.CLUSTER returns null.
def playbookCluster = env.CLUSTER
echo "cluster is $playbookCluster"
And I don't know the right syntax to pass to ansiblePlaybook:
ansiblePlaybook colorized: true, credentialsId:
'7090458f-4fd0-44eb-9159-d16d6024d58b', installation: 'ansible 2.1.1.0',
inventory: 'ec2.py', limit: '${CLUSTER}', playbook:
'tasks/jenkins-ping.yml', sudoUser: null
Incidentally, I pass a couple other environment variables and pull them
into the Playbook and that works.
vars:
- hostgroup: "{{ lookup('env','HOSTGROUP') }}"
- mirror: "{{ lookup('env','MIRROR') }}"
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