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Ansible - What's the proper syntax for loop + zip when combining more than two lists?


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I haven't been able to find the syntax for loop + zip when combining more than 2 lists.



Since Ansible 2.5, as shown here, the following syntax replaces with_together with loop + zip:



- name: with_together
debug:
msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
with_together:
- " list_one "
- " list_two "

- name: with_together -> loop
debug:
msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
loop: "zip(list_two)"


My question is, whereas when using with_together, you could simply append lists, and reference them with iterating numbers, I haven't been able to find the method to use with loop + zip. I have tried:



loop: "zip(list_three)"


Without success.










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    I haven't been able to find the syntax for loop + zip when combining more than 2 lists.



    Since Ansible 2.5, as shown here, the following syntax replaces with_together with loop + zip:



    - name: with_together
    debug:
    msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
    with_together:
    - " list_one "
    - " list_two "

    - name: with_together -> loop
    debug:
    msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
    loop: "zip(list_two)"


    My question is, whereas when using with_together, you could simply append lists, and reference them with iterating numbers, I haven't been able to find the method to use with loop + zip. I have tried:



    loop: "zip(list_three)"


    Without success.










    share|improve this question




























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      I haven't been able to find the syntax for loop + zip when combining more than 2 lists.



      Since Ansible 2.5, as shown here, the following syntax replaces with_together with loop + zip:



      - name: with_together
      debug:
      msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
      with_together:
      - " list_one "
      - " list_two "

      - name: with_together -> loop
      debug:
      msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
      loop: "zip(list_two)"


      My question is, whereas when using with_together, you could simply append lists, and reference them with iterating numbers, I haven't been able to find the method to use with loop + zip. I have tried:



      loop: "zip(list_three)"


      Without success.










      share|improve this question















      I haven't been able to find the syntax for loop + zip when combining more than 2 lists.



      Since Ansible 2.5, as shown here, the following syntax replaces with_together with loop + zip:



      - name: with_together
      debug:
      msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
      with_together:
      - " list_one "
      - " list_two "

      - name: with_together -> loop
      debug:
      msg: " item.0 - item.1 "
      loop: "zip(list_two)"


      My question is, whereas when using with_together, you could simply append lists, and reference them with iterating numbers, I haven't been able to find the method to use with loop + zip. I have tried:



      loop: "zip(list_three)"


      Without success.







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          You can append additional arrays inside the zip filter itself.



          zip(list, list, list, ...)


          For example:



          - hosts: localhost
          become: false
          gather_facts: false
          tasks:
          - vars:
          list_one:
          - one
          - two
          list_two:
          - three
          - four
          list_three:
          - five
          - six
          debug:
          msg: " item.0 item.1 item.2 "
          loop: " list_one "


          When run:



          PLAY [localhost] *********************************************************************************************************************************************

          TASK [debug] *************************************************************************************************************************************************
          ok: [localhost] => (item=['one', 'three', 'five']) =>
          "msg": "one three five"

          ok: [localhost] => (item=['two', 'four', 'six']) =>
          "msg": "two four six"


          PLAY RECAP ***************************************************************************************************************************************************
          localhost : ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0





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            – Travis
            Mar 29 at 12:20












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          You can append additional arrays inside the zip filter itself.



          zip(list, list, list, ...)


          For example:



          - hosts: localhost
          become: false
          gather_facts: false
          tasks:
          - vars:
          list_one:
          - one
          - two
          list_two:
          - three
          - four
          list_three:
          - five
          - six
          debug:
          msg: " item.0 item.1 item.2 "
          loop: " list_one "


          When run:



          PLAY [localhost] *********************************************************************************************************************************************

          TASK [debug] *************************************************************************************************************************************************
          ok: [localhost] => (item=['one', 'three', 'five']) =>
          "msg": "one three five"

          ok: [localhost] => (item=['two', 'four', 'six']) =>
          "msg": "two four six"


          PLAY RECAP ***************************************************************************************************************************************************
          localhost : ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0





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          • Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

            – Travis
            Mar 29 at 12:20















          2


















          You can append additional arrays inside the zip filter itself.



          zip(list, list, list, ...)


          For example:



          - hosts: localhost
          become: false
          gather_facts: false
          tasks:
          - vars:
          list_one:
          - one
          - two
          list_two:
          - three
          - four
          list_three:
          - five
          - six
          debug:
          msg: " item.0 item.1 item.2 "
          loop: " list_one "


          When run:



          PLAY [localhost] *********************************************************************************************************************************************

          TASK [debug] *************************************************************************************************************************************************
          ok: [localhost] => (item=['one', 'three', 'five']) =>
          "msg": "one three five"

          ok: [localhost] => (item=['two', 'four', 'six']) =>
          "msg": "two four six"


          PLAY RECAP ***************************************************************************************************************************************************
          localhost : ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0





          share|improve this answer


























          • Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

            – Travis
            Mar 29 at 12:20













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          You can append additional arrays inside the zip filter itself.



          zip(list, list, list, ...)


          For example:



          - hosts: localhost
          become: false
          gather_facts: false
          tasks:
          - vars:
          list_one:
          - one
          - two
          list_two:
          - three
          - four
          list_three:
          - five
          - six
          debug:
          msg: " item.0 item.1 item.2 "
          loop: " list_one "


          When run:



          PLAY [localhost] *********************************************************************************************************************************************

          TASK [debug] *************************************************************************************************************************************************
          ok: [localhost] => (item=['one', 'three', 'five']) =>
          "msg": "one three five"

          ok: [localhost] => (item=['two', 'four', 'six']) =>
          "msg": "two four six"


          PLAY RECAP ***************************************************************************************************************************************************
          localhost : ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0





          share|improve this answer














          You can append additional arrays inside the zip filter itself.



          zip(list, list, list, ...)


          For example:



          - hosts: localhost
          become: false
          gather_facts: false
          tasks:
          - vars:
          list_one:
          - one
          - two
          list_two:
          - three
          - four
          list_three:
          - five
          - six
          debug:
          msg: " item.0 item.1 item.2 "
          loop: " list_one "


          When run:



          PLAY [localhost] *********************************************************************************************************************************************

          TASK [debug] *************************************************************************************************************************************************
          ok: [localhost] => (item=['one', 'three', 'five']) =>
          "msg": "one three five"

          ok: [localhost] => (item=['two', 'four', 'six']) =>
          "msg": "two four six"


          PLAY RECAP ***************************************************************************************************************************************************
          localhost : ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0






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          • Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

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          • Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

            – Travis
            Mar 29 at 12:20
















          Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

          – Travis
          Mar 29 at 12:20





          Thanks so much. I couldn't find that documented anywhere online.

          – Travis
          Mar 29 at 12:20




















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