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Add a note for --start-at-task #1706
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add a note stating what --start-at-task can and cannot address Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <[email protected]>
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Moreover, ``--start-at-task`` | ||
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within imports (which are static)
.. dont say 'static includes' as that would be a contradiction in our terminology, in which all includes are dynamic
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same with below, just establish import == static/preprocessed, include ==dynamic/executed at runtime
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@Akasurde Hi, is this still something we should consider or is it better to close? I've taken a stab at the wording. Hopefully it helps. Cheers.
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In this example, Ansible starts executing your playbook at a task named "install packages". This feature does not work with tasks inside dynamically re-used roles or tasks (``include_*``), see :ref:`dynamic_vs_static`. |
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In this example, Ansible starts executing your playbook at a task named "install packages". This feature does not work with tasks inside dynamically re-used roles or tasks (``include_*``), see :ref:`dynamic_vs_static`. | |
In this example, Ansible starts executing your playbook at a task named "install packages". |
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Moreover, ``--start-at-task`` | |
The ``--start-at-task`` feature does not work with reused tasks in all cases. This depends on if the reuse is dynamic or static. | |
- If dynamically reused with an ``include_*`` statement, ``--start-at-task`` can target the task itself but not tasks inside the included role or task. | |
- If statically reused with an ``import_*`` statement, ``--start-at-task`` can target tasks inside the imported role or task but not the task itself. | |
For more information about are inside roles or tasks (), see :ref:`dynamic_vs_static`. |
Hi @Akasurde We've made some changes to the underlying readthedocs project for this repository. I'm going to close and re-open this issue to kick off a new PR preview build. You might notice there will be two checks for readthedocs. One for The Thank you for your patience and understanding. |
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add a note stating what --start-at-task can and cannot address
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde [email protected]
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