Add support to passing variables as command-line options #35
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Awesome implementation Alessandro! Thanks so much, scheduling. @andrioni has signed the CLA. |
This was referenced Sep 14, 2015
This is a remain from a previous version without `NewOptions`
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Happy to help! |
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How are you finding Golang? |
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This was my first experience writing anything other than a Hello World, and it was pretty nice. |
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Hi, any idea when you will release the next version. Waiting for this to be merged as writing the db creds for every playbook is a pain. |
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Not too long now @neekipatel - thanks for your patience... |
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This implements the option to pass variables to playbooks using command-line arguments.
-var key1=val1gets passed as the variablekey1having the valueval1.-var:-var key1=val1 -var key2=val2=) found marks the separation between key and values: this means a value can contain as many equals sign it wants to, but the key can't.