Playbook works from terminal but fails when using SemaphoreUI

[Mailstorm-ctrl]

I have a fairly simply playbook that will update DHCP reservations based on information passed to semaphore.

    - name: Assign DHCP reservation
      community.windows.win_dhcp_lease:
        type: reservation
        ip: "{{ IP_ADDR }}"
        scope_id: "{{ IP_PREFIX }}"
        mac: "{{ MAC_ADDR }}"
        dns_hostname: "{{ DNS_HOSTNAME }}"
        reservation_name: "{{ DNS_HOSTNAME }}"
        description: "Reservation managed by ansible/netbox"
        state: present
      when: "ADDRESERVATION | bool and 'service-primary' in hostvars[inventory_hostname].tags"
    
    - name: Remove DHCP Reservation
      community.windows.win_dhcp_lease:
        ip: "{{ IP_ADDR }}"
        state: absent
      when: "not ADDRESERVATION | bool and 'service-primary' in hostvars[inventory_hostname].tags"

    - name: Wait for DHCP to process reservation before replication
      ansible.builtin.wait_for:
        timeout: 5
      delegate_to: localhost

    - name: Replicate DHCP Reservations
      ansible.windows.win_shell: |
        Invoke-DhcpServerv4FailoverReplication -ScopeId {{ IP_PREFIX }} -Force
      when: "'service-primary' in hostvars[inventory_hostname].tags"

All of these tasks work when run from semaphore EXCEPT the last one. The last one complains about a permission issue. It's a permission issue reported by a DHCP server.

Now, when I run this exact same playbook with the exact same inventory directly from the same ansible server using the same environment...it works. The final task completes with no permission or access issues. What is happening inside of semaphore that is changing the behavior of my task?

[fiftin]

@Mailstorm-ctrl
Only what do Semaphore historically - override %HOME% variable to tmp directory. So, if you had some configs in ~/ansible.cfg they were ignored.

[Mailstorm-ctrl]

No nothing there. Odd. I found a work around which is just calling the raw module then calling ssh which will then run the powershell command.