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of course, I don't mind the yaml way of expressing it, I don't mind any approach.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
There are no other ways to do it, or at least they are not ducumented / easy to find.
My alternative is changing completely the way we tag objects, to allow aws_inventory to filter, which is not optimal and is a point in favour to look outside bolt.
thanks!
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works for ANY, could it be documetned somewhere explicitly? I know that there is a refernce to AWS filtering, but it's a common use case.
Still cannot find the absent match.
Use Case
Filtering against AWS objects which have a specific tag present
Filtering against AWS objects which have a specific tag absent
alternatively, if it is already possible, to add it in the documentation / examples.
Describe the Solution You Would Like
I cannot find any way to select a group of target against the presence of absence of certain tags.
It's quite common to have certain contextual tags, which automatically declare the instance to belong or not to a certain category/group or machine.
In other words adding the ability to express
with an emtpy array, ultimately meaning all the specified values (i.e. empty set) are matching, so the rule is passing
no values key means it's absent.
of course, I don't mind the yaml way of expressing it, I don't mind any approach.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
There are no other ways to do it, or at least they are not ducumented / easy to find.
My alternative is changing completely the way we tag objects, to allow aws_inventory to filter, which is not optimal and is a point in favour to look outside bolt.
thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: