Esempio n. 1
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 def template_context(self):
     """
     Get the full Jinja2 context available for templating at this resource.
     This includes facts + variables
     """
     context = Context()
     results = self.get_variables()
     results.update(context.globals())
     results.update(self.fact_context())
     results.update(context.extra_vars())
     return results
Esempio n. 2
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 def template_context(self):
     """
     Get the full Jinja2 context available for templating at this resource.
     This includes facts + variables
     """
     # this precedence order is just a first pass, but should be what we want
     # if there are concerns/questions, please ask!  Things mentioned first
     # have the LOWEST priority
     context = Context()
     results = dict()
     # 1. 'globals' includes things like inventory variables in push mode.  
     # It's a bit of a misnomer presently.
     # FIXME: verify inventory variables hop over when doing local ops in push mode
     results.update(context.globals())
     # 2. any loose variables on the resource itself, this would include role parameters
     results.update(self.get_variables())
     # 3. this puts things like facts into the template namespace
     results.update(self.fact_context())
     # 4. these are regular python variabels inside the method
     results.update(context.scope_variables())
     # 5. these are specified on the command line with --extra-vars
     results.update(context.extra_vars())
     return results