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i start learning ansible and i try to install PHP and php extensions.
I have a file where i declare my php versions and php extensions and its look like:



    php:
versions:
- 7.2:
- cli
- fpm
- curl
- mysql
- pdo
- zip
- xml
- gd
- mbstring
- tokenizer
- ctype
- json
- 7.3:
- cli
- fpm
- curl
- mysql
- pdo
- zip
- xml
- gd
- mbstring
- tokenizer
- ctype
- json


I am doing that because i wanna learning ansible, and also for flexibility and to install different extensions for every php versions.



I try to debug my code using this (this is under tasks section in my playbook.yml file)



- name: DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
debug:
msg: The key is - {{ item.keys() | first }} The item is "{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}"
loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: item


I get this output:



TASK [DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK] 
ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.2: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
"msg": "The key is - 7.2 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
}
ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.3: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
"msg": "The key is - 7.3 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
}


And i try to install PHP using this task:



- name: Install PHP
package:
pkg: php{{ item.keys() | first }}-{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}
state: latest
loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: item
notify: Restart Nginx


But is not working because item[item.keys() | first] is an array and i don't know how to loop again to receive cli, fpt instead of an array.



I study ansible from 3 days, and i really don't understand how can loop more times. I search on the web, i read documentation, but i don't understand



https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.4/playbooks_loops.html



If someone can explain, i will appreciate very much!










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    i start learning ansible and i try to install PHP and php extensions.
    I have a file where i declare my php versions and php extensions and its look like:



        php:
    versions:
    - 7.2:
    - cli
    - fpm
    - curl
    - mysql
    - pdo
    - zip
    - xml
    - gd
    - mbstring
    - tokenizer
    - ctype
    - json
    - 7.3:
    - cli
    - fpm
    - curl
    - mysql
    - pdo
    - zip
    - xml
    - gd
    - mbstring
    - tokenizer
    - ctype
    - json


    I am doing that because i wanna learning ansible, and also for flexibility and to install different extensions for every php versions.



    I try to debug my code using this (this is under tasks section in my playbook.yml file)



    - name: DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
    debug:
    msg: The key is - {{ item.keys() | first }} The item is "{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}"
    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
    loop_control:
    loop_var: item


    I get this output:



    TASK [DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK] 
    ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.2: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
    "msg": "The key is - 7.2 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
    }
    ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.3: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
    "msg": "The key is - 7.3 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
    }


    And i try to install PHP using this task:



    - name: Install PHP
    package:
    pkg: php{{ item.keys() | first }}-{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}
    state: latest
    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
    loop_control:
    loop_var: item
    notify: Restart Nginx


    But is not working because item[item.keys() | first] is an array and i don't know how to loop again to receive cli, fpt instead of an array.



    I study ansible from 3 days, and i really don't understand how can loop more times. I search on the web, i read documentation, but i don't understand



    https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.4/playbooks_loops.html



    If someone can explain, i will appreciate very much!










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      i start learning ansible and i try to install PHP and php extensions.
      I have a file where i declare my php versions and php extensions and its look like:



          php:
      versions:
      - 7.2:
      - cli
      - fpm
      - curl
      - mysql
      - pdo
      - zip
      - xml
      - gd
      - mbstring
      - tokenizer
      - ctype
      - json
      - 7.3:
      - cli
      - fpm
      - curl
      - mysql
      - pdo
      - zip
      - xml
      - gd
      - mbstring
      - tokenizer
      - ctype
      - json


      I am doing that because i wanna learning ansible, and also for flexibility and to install different extensions for every php versions.



      I try to debug my code using this (this is under tasks section in my playbook.yml file)



      - name: DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
      debug:
      msg: The key is - {{ item.keys() | first }} The item is "{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}"
      loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
      loop_control:
      loop_var: item


      I get this output:



      TASK [DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK] 
      ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.2: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
      "msg": "The key is - 7.2 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
      }
      ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.3: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
      "msg": "The key is - 7.3 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
      }


      And i try to install PHP using this task:



      - name: Install PHP
      package:
      pkg: php{{ item.keys() | first }}-{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}
      state: latest
      loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
      loop_control:
      loop_var: item
      notify: Restart Nginx


      But is not working because item[item.keys() | first] is an array and i don't know how to loop again to receive cli, fpt instead of an array.



      I study ansible from 3 days, and i really don't understand how can loop more times. I search on the web, i read documentation, but i don't understand



      https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.4/playbooks_loops.html



      If someone can explain, i will appreciate very much!










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      i start learning ansible and i try to install PHP and php extensions.
      I have a file where i declare my php versions and php extensions and its look like:



          php:
      versions:
      - 7.2:
      - cli
      - fpm
      - curl
      - mysql
      - pdo
      - zip
      - xml
      - gd
      - mbstring
      - tokenizer
      - ctype
      - json
      - 7.3:
      - cli
      - fpm
      - curl
      - mysql
      - pdo
      - zip
      - xml
      - gd
      - mbstring
      - tokenizer
      - ctype
      - json


      I am doing that because i wanna learning ansible, and also for flexibility and to install different extensions for every php versions.



      I try to debug my code using this (this is under tasks section in my playbook.yml file)



      - name: DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
      debug:
      msg: The key is - {{ item.keys() | first }} The item is "{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}"
      loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
      loop_control:
      loop_var: item


      I get this output:



      TASK [DEBUG ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK] 
      ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.2: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
      "msg": "The key is - 7.2 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
      }
      ok: [127.0.0.1] => (item={7.3: [u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']}) => {
      "msg": "The key is - 7.3 The item is "[u'cli', u'fpm', u'curl', u'mysql', u'pdo', u'zip', u'xml', u'gd', u'mbstring', u'tokenizer', u'ctype', u'json']""
      }


      And i try to install PHP using this task:



      - name: Install PHP
      package:
      pkg: php{{ item.keys() | first }}-{{ item[item.keys() | first] }}
      state: latest
      loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
      loop_control:
      loop_var: item
      notify: Restart Nginx


      But is not working because item[item.keys() | first] is an array and i don't know how to loop again to receive cli, fpt instead of an array.



      I study ansible from 3 days, and i really don't understand how can loop more times. I search on the web, i read documentation, but i don't understand



      https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.4/playbooks_loops.html



      If someone can explain, i will appreciate very much!







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          Ok, after i research a lot i found a solution



          - name: Install PHP && Packages
          become: true
          package:
          pkg: php{{ item.0.version }}-{{ item.1 }}
          state: latest
          with_subelements:
          - "{{ php }}"
          - libs
          notify: Restart Nginx


          This work for me. Also, i change my array:



          php:
          - version: 7.2
          libs:
          - cli
          - fpm
          - curl
          - mysql
          - pdo
          - zip
          - xml
          - gd
          - mbstring
          - tokenizer
          - ctype
          - json
          - version: 7.3
          libs:
          - cli
          - fpm
          - curl
          - mysql
          - pdo
          - zip
          - xml
          - gd
          - mbstring
          - tokenizer
          - ctype
          - json


          I let this here, maybe someone will found this helpful.






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            An option would be to use include_tasks. See the hint below.



            tasks:
            - include_tasks: test.yml
            loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
            loop_control:
            loop_var: php_ver


            .



            > cat test.yml
            - debug: msg="{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).key }}"
            - debug: msg="{{ item }}"
            loop: "{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).value }}"


            Here is the playbook



            > cat test-31.yml
            ---
            - hosts: localhost
            gather_facts: no
            vars:
            php:
            versions:
            - 7.2:
            - cli
            - fpm
            - curl
            - mysql
            - pdo
            - zip
            - xml
            - gd
            - mbstring
            - tokenizer
            - ctype
            - json
            - 7.3:
            - cli
            - fpm
            - curl
            - mysql
            - pdo
            - zip
            - xml
            - gd
            - mbstring
            - tokenizer
            - ctype
            - json
            tasks:
            - include_tasks: test.yml
            loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
            loop_control:
            loop_var: php_ver


            Here is the output



            > ansible-playbook test-31.yml | grep msg
            "msg": "7.2"
            "msg": "cli"
            "msg": "fpm"
            "msg": "curl"
            "msg": "mysql"
            "msg": "pdo"
            "msg": "zip"
            "msg": "xml"
            "msg": "gd"
            "msg": "mbstring"
            "msg": "tokenizer"
            "msg": "ctype"
            "msg": "json"
            "msg": "7.3"
            "msg": "cli"
            "msg": "fpm"
            "msg": "curl"
            "msg": "mysql"
            "msg": "pdo"
            "msg": "zip"
            "msg": "xml"
            "msg": "gd"
            "msg": "mbstring"
            "msg": "tokenizer"
            "msg": "ctype"
            "msg": "json"





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            • I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

              – RedoColor
              Jan 20 at 12:13











            • I've added the playbook and the output.

              – Vladimir Botka
              Jan 20 at 13:01











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            Ok, after i research a lot i found a solution



            - name: Install PHP && Packages
            become: true
            package:
            pkg: php{{ item.0.version }}-{{ item.1 }}
            state: latest
            with_subelements:
            - "{{ php }}"
            - libs
            notify: Restart Nginx


            This work for me. Also, i change my array:



            php:
            - version: 7.2
            libs:
            - cli
            - fpm
            - curl
            - mysql
            - pdo
            - zip
            - xml
            - gd
            - mbstring
            - tokenizer
            - ctype
            - json
            - version: 7.3
            libs:
            - cli
            - fpm
            - curl
            - mysql
            - pdo
            - zip
            - xml
            - gd
            - mbstring
            - tokenizer
            - ctype
            - json


            I let this here, maybe someone will found this helpful.






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              Ok, after i research a lot i found a solution



              - name: Install PHP && Packages
              become: true
              package:
              pkg: php{{ item.0.version }}-{{ item.1 }}
              state: latest
              with_subelements:
              - "{{ php }}"
              - libs
              notify: Restart Nginx


              This work for me. Also, i change my array:



              php:
              - version: 7.2
              libs:
              - cli
              - fpm
              - curl
              - mysql
              - pdo
              - zip
              - xml
              - gd
              - mbstring
              - tokenizer
              - ctype
              - json
              - version: 7.3
              libs:
              - cli
              - fpm
              - curl
              - mysql
              - pdo
              - zip
              - xml
              - gd
              - mbstring
              - tokenizer
              - ctype
              - json


              I let this here, maybe someone will found this helpful.






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                Ok, after i research a lot i found a solution



                - name: Install PHP && Packages
                become: true
                package:
                pkg: php{{ item.0.version }}-{{ item.1 }}
                state: latest
                with_subelements:
                - "{{ php }}"
                - libs
                notify: Restart Nginx


                This work for me. Also, i change my array:



                php:
                - version: 7.2
                libs:
                - cli
                - fpm
                - curl
                - mysql
                - pdo
                - zip
                - xml
                - gd
                - mbstring
                - tokenizer
                - ctype
                - json
                - version: 7.3
                libs:
                - cli
                - fpm
                - curl
                - mysql
                - pdo
                - zip
                - xml
                - gd
                - mbstring
                - tokenizer
                - ctype
                - json


                I let this here, maybe someone will found this helpful.






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                Ok, after i research a lot i found a solution



                - name: Install PHP && Packages
                become: true
                package:
                pkg: php{{ item.0.version }}-{{ item.1 }}
                state: latest
                with_subelements:
                - "{{ php }}"
                - libs
                notify: Restart Nginx


                This work for me. Also, i change my array:



                php:
                - version: 7.2
                libs:
                - cli
                - fpm
                - curl
                - mysql
                - pdo
                - zip
                - xml
                - gd
                - mbstring
                - tokenizer
                - ctype
                - json
                - version: 7.3
                libs:
                - cli
                - fpm
                - curl
                - mysql
                - pdo
                - zip
                - xml
                - gd
                - mbstring
                - tokenizer
                - ctype
                - json


                I let this here, maybe someone will found this helpful.







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                    An option would be to use include_tasks. See the hint below.



                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    .



                    > cat test.yml
                    - debug: msg="{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).key }}"
                    - debug: msg="{{ item }}"
                    loop: "{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).value }}"


                    Here is the playbook



                    > cat test-31.yml
                    ---
                    - hosts: localhost
                    gather_facts: no
                    vars:
                    php:
                    versions:
                    - 7.2:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    - 7.3:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    Here is the output



                    > ansible-playbook test-31.yml | grep msg
                    "msg": "7.2"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"
                    "msg": "7.3"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"





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                    • I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                      – RedoColor
                      Jan 20 at 12:13











                    • I've added the playbook and the output.

                      – Vladimir Botka
                      Jan 20 at 13:01
















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                    An option would be to use include_tasks. See the hint below.



                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    .



                    > cat test.yml
                    - debug: msg="{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).key }}"
                    - debug: msg="{{ item }}"
                    loop: "{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).value }}"


                    Here is the playbook



                    > cat test-31.yml
                    ---
                    - hosts: localhost
                    gather_facts: no
                    vars:
                    php:
                    versions:
                    - 7.2:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    - 7.3:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    Here is the output



                    > ansible-playbook test-31.yml | grep msg
                    "msg": "7.2"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"
                    "msg": "7.3"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"





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                    • I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                      – RedoColor
                      Jan 20 at 12:13











                    • I've added the playbook and the output.

                      – Vladimir Botka
                      Jan 20 at 13:01














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                    An option would be to use include_tasks. See the hint below.



                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    .



                    > cat test.yml
                    - debug: msg="{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).key }}"
                    - debug: msg="{{ item }}"
                    loop: "{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).value }}"


                    Here is the playbook



                    > cat test-31.yml
                    ---
                    - hosts: localhost
                    gather_facts: no
                    vars:
                    php:
                    versions:
                    - 7.2:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    - 7.3:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    Here is the output



                    > ansible-playbook test-31.yml | grep msg
                    "msg": "7.2"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"
                    "msg": "7.3"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"





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                    An option would be to use include_tasks. See the hint below.



                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    .



                    > cat test.yml
                    - debug: msg="{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).key }}"
                    - debug: msg="{{ item }}"
                    loop: "{{ lookup('dict', php_ver).value }}"


                    Here is the playbook



                    > cat test-31.yml
                    ---
                    - hosts: localhost
                    gather_facts: no
                    vars:
                    php:
                    versions:
                    - 7.2:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    - 7.3:
                    - cli
                    - fpm
                    - curl
                    - mysql
                    - pdo
                    - zip
                    - xml
                    - gd
                    - mbstring
                    - tokenizer
                    - ctype
                    - json
                    tasks:
                    - include_tasks: test.yml
                    loop: "{{ php.versions }}"
                    loop_control:
                    loop_var: php_ver


                    Here is the output



                    > ansible-playbook test-31.yml | grep msg
                    "msg": "7.2"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"
                    "msg": "7.3"
                    "msg": "cli"
                    "msg": "fpm"
                    "msg": "curl"
                    "msg": "mysql"
                    "msg": "pdo"
                    "msg": "zip"
                    "msg": "xml"
                    "msg": "gd"
                    "msg": "mbstring"
                    "msg": "tokenizer"
                    "msg": "ctype"
                    "msg": "json"






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                    • I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                      – RedoColor
                      Jan 20 at 12:13











                    • I've added the playbook and the output.

                      – Vladimir Botka
                      Jan 20 at 13:01



















                    • I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                      – RedoColor
                      Jan 20 at 12:13











                    • I've added the playbook and the output.

                      – Vladimir Botka
                      Jan 20 at 13:01

















                    I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                    – RedoColor
                    Jan 20 at 12:13





                    I get this error: {"msg": "An unhandled exception occurred while running the lookup plugin 'dict'. Error was a <class 'ansible.errors.AnsibleError'>, original message: with_dict expects a dict"}.

                    – RedoColor
                    Jan 20 at 12:13













                    I've added the playbook and the output.

                    – Vladimir Botka
                    Jan 20 at 13:01





                    I've added the playbook and the output.

                    – Vladimir Botka
                    Jan 20 at 13:01


















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