fix(cvmfs): make conditional expressions compatible with ansible-core… #2
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… 2.18+
Recent versions of ansible-core (≥2.16, included in ansible 11.x)
enforce strict boolean evaluation for 'when' statements. The previous
condition:
when: cvmfs_config_repo and cvmfs_config_repo_supported
was no longer valid because:
- cvmfs_config_repo is a dict (not directly evaluable as boolean)
- cvmfs_config_repo_supported is a string ('true'/'false')
This caused runtime failures:
> Conditional result (False) was derived from value of type 'dict'
The condition has been rewritten to use explicit boolean conversions:
when: (cvmfs_config_repo | length > 0) and (cvmfs_config_repo_supported | bool)
This restores compatibility with ansible-core 2.18+ (ansible 11.x)
and preserves behavior with older releases.
Signed-off-by: sphilipp <sebastien.philippot.irisa.fr>
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… 2.18+
Recent versions of ansible-core (≥2.16, included in ansible 11.x) enforce strict boolean evaluation for 'when' statements. The previous condition:
was no longer valid because:
This caused runtime failures:
The condition has been rewritten to use explicit boolean conversions:
This restores compatibility with ansible-core 2.18+ (ansible 11.x) and preserves behavior with older releases.