where is your playbook getting result from?

From ansible's mysql_user module. It creates a new user in the database. Thanks. -Hui

Could you give us more of your playbook? In what you pasted initially, I only see you registering haproxy_user, not results.

@abadger Sorry about the confusion. The code is

- name: Creating haproxy mysql user
  mysql_user:
      login_host: '10.0.0.1'
      login_port: '3066'
      login_user: 'root'
      login_password: 'passwor9'
      name: 'haproxy'
  register: haproxy_user
  changed_when: "{{ haproxy_user.stdout.find('localhost | SUCCESS => ') != -1 and (haproxy_user.stdout.split('localhost | SUCCESS => ')[1]|from_json).changed }}"
  until: haproxy_user.stdout.split()[2] == 'SUCCESS'
  retries: 10
  delay: 5

The failure is caused by the above until statement.

The code runs without any problem for ansible 1.9.4. But it fails using ansible 2.0.

• Hui

@abadger just to check if you have found out anything. Thanks.

Closing This Ticket

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