fix inventory.basedir is not absolute path when hostfile is startswith "./" #3814
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fix inventory.basedir is not absolute path when hostfile is startswith "./"
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Fix a problem when
ansible.cfg looks like
The inventory_dir is set to '.', not the absolute path .
That cause problem when I try to use lookup plugin like following:
some vars file
inventory_dir is resovled to '.', the playbook will try to look for
cred/server.crtint the role dir , not in inventory_dir .