Command Arguments breaks YAML syntax parsing about ansible-collection-jm1-libvirt HOT 4 CLOSED

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Potential solution would be to breakdown the module_utils/libvirt.py:to_cli_args function to further test if the value is a dict-type and parse them into a string suitable for the cli:

- network:
  - network: "default"
  - mac: "54:52:00:aa:bb:cc"
  - model: "virtio"

The function would test for the value type and join them into the appropriate string:

values = value
if isinstance(value, list):
  values = []
  for _value in value:
    if isinstance(_value, dict):
      values.append(",".join([f"{_k}={_v}" for _k, _v in _value]))
    else:
      values.append(str(_value))
  values = ",".join(values)
cli_args += ['--%s' % key.replace('_', '-'), values]

This is untested, but should provide the idea

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Weird error response!!

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I have to say good job on it, it's so far the only collection that does what I want it to do (similar to one for Terraform). A couple of "nice to haves" can be provided if you're interested.

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