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fix(baseline): make the check-mode key-install conditional boolean #37

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10 changes: 8 additions & 2 deletions ansible/roles/baseline/tasks/sudo_account.yml
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key: "{{ item }}"
state: present
loop: "{{ sudo_account['keys'] }}"
# fail_key:false stores a missing user as {user: None}, so test the value, not `in`.
when: not ansible_check_mode or (getent_passwd | default({})).get(sudo_account['name'])
# fail_key:false stores a missing user as {user: None}, so test the value, not `in`
# — and compare it explicitly: the hit is the passwd field LIST, and ansible-core
# 2.19+ rejects a non-boolean conditional outright. Only check mode reaches this
# operand (a real run short-circuits on the left), which is why it fails solely
# under --check.
when: >-
not ansible_check_mode
or (getent_passwd | default({})).get(sudo_account['name']) is not none
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