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add new format option to just echo id#320
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So a while ago I was staring at these workarounds: strategicdesignteam/openshift-ansible-contrib@a2c0ec6#diff-ca224404b5a9b5002bd12ea8577bd914R85
and it occurred to me that various moderately sophisticated tasks quickly become almost impossible with tower-cli, if lookups can not be done through a resource's identity tuple. Example scenario: Change the email of a user with a given first name and last name. Solution (made possible by this PR):
This is still using special bash syntax, but if it solves someone's problem, then that seems fine. If someone, instead, were to store the outcome and then use it in a subsequent command, this might be useful as well.