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# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE - managed by linux-system-roles/.github
# Task file: clear_facts, run linux-system-roles.aide.
# Include this with include_tasks or import_tasks
# Input:
# - __sr_tasks_from: tasks_from to run - same as tasks_from in include_role
# - __sr_public: export private vars from role - same as public in include_role
# - __sr_failed_when: set to false to ignore role errors - same as failed_when in include_role
- name: Clear facts
  meta: clear_facts

# note that you can use failed_when with import_role but not with include_role
# so this simulates the __sr_failed_when false case
# Q: Why do we need a separate task to run the role normally?  Why not just
# run the role in the block and rethrow the error in the rescue block?
# A: Because you cannot rethrow the error in exactly the same way as the role does.
# It might be possible to exactly reconstruct ansible_failed_result but it's not worth the effort.
- name: Run the role with __sr_failed_when false
  when:
    - __sr_failed_when is defined
    - not __sr_failed_when
  block:
    - name: Run the role
      include_role:
        name: linux-system-roles.aide
        tasks_from: "{{ __sr_tasks_from | default('main') }}"
        public: "{{ __sr_public | default(false) }}"
  rescue:
    - name: Ignore the failure when __sr_failed_when is false
      debug:
        msg: Ignoring failure when __sr_failed_when is false

- name: Run the role normally
  include_role:
    name: linux-system-roles.aide
    tasks_from: "{{ __sr_tasks_from | default('main') }}"
    public: "{{ __sr_public | default(false) }}"
  when: __sr_failed_when | d(true)