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I open folder D:\ansible in Visual Studio Code. Playbook exists in folder playbooks\azure.yml under D:\ansible. When I select Run Ansible Playbook in Docker on azure.yml file extension returns errors:
PS D:\ansible> docker run --rm -it -v d:\ansible:/ansible --workdir /ansible --name ansible1517563984810 -e AZURE_CLIENT_ID=xxx -e AZURE_SECRET=xxx -e AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=xxx -e AZURE_TENANT=xxx -e VSCODEEXT_USER_AGENT=vscoss.vscode-ansible-0.1.3 microsoft/ansible:ubuntu1604 bash
root@1edf92dde9b1:/ansible# ansible-playbook playbooks\azure.yml
ERROR! the playbook: playbooksazure.yml could not be found
There is a problem with backslash in file name path.
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@arwkmd thanks for reporting the issue, will looking at it. Before code investigation, could you pls check whether D: driver is shared in docker? because when extension starting docker, it will map your vscode workspace to docker, so that playbook is accessiable.
Platform: Windows 10
Issue type: BUG
I open folder D:\ansible in Visual Studio Code. Playbook exists in folder playbooks\azure.yml under D:\ansible. When I select Run Ansible Playbook in Docker on azure.yml file extension returns errors:
There is a problem with backslash in file name path.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: