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Ansible's 'shell' module is almost exactly like the 'command' module, except that it runs the command through a command line shell so that environment variables like HOSTNAME and operations like '*', '<' and '>' work. None of those things are necessary are here. Hence, it's better to use the 'command' module as elsewhere. Note that, unlike Ansible's 'shell' module, the 'command' module doesn't support inline scripts. So, each command needs to be in its own separate task. https://github.com/containers/toolbox/pull/1318 |
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