Use a more conservative approach as to the existence of the changed
key.
This could be extended to all the keys that are used on dicts passed
to the callback (as afaik Ansible doesn't provide any guarantee of their
existence), but for now a case-by-case approach may be enough.
Use a more conservative approach as to the existence of the
changed
key.This could be extended to all the keys that are used on dicts passed to the callback (as afaik Ansible doesn't provide any guarantee of their existence), but for now a case-by-case approach may be enough.