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import os

import linear


class StrategyModule(linear.StrategyModule):
    def _queue_task(self, host, task, task_vars, play_context):
        """Wipe the notification system and return for config tasks."""
        task.notify = None
        skip_tags = os.environ.get('OS_ANSIBLE_SKIP_TAGS', 'config')
        skip_tags = skip_tags.split(',')
        if any([True for i in skip_tags if i in task.tags]):
            return
        else:
            return super(StrategyModule, self)._queue_task(
                host,
                task,
                task_vars,
                play_context
            )

Add a new strategy filtering tasks
Add a new strategy filtering tasks

Ideally Ansible should allow (from a playbook) to run only part
of a role thanks to its tags (like the --skip-tags or --tags from
the cli). But it's not possible now.

This code is a PoC code for introducing a kind of filtering,
which basically skips tasks containing the word "config".

If you are building lxc images ("artifacts") of a role, you
probably don't want to run all the tasks in the role, and don't
want to run the handler tasks (because they start software for
example). This also addresses it.

To use this work, just include strategy: artifacting in your
play.

Change-Id: I006bc640c6563c959ceb835ddf5bef8d25dd7517
