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Use this tag for questions about Ansible, an open-source automation engine, related to using Ansible for topics such as cloud provisioning, configuration management, application deployment, etc.
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How to add a string to a line when it doesn't exist?
For what it's worth, I have seen that lookahead/lookbehind might have issues in some of the 2.x versions of Ansible, so perhaps this is a version problem? … I'm running Ansible 2.6.20 with an underlying Python version of 2.6.6. If this is indeed an issue with my version, is there a way around it without having to update to something more recent? …
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