include_vars overrides user set variables and should be conditional instead#86
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#94 allow same functionality using the same variable names. thank you for pointing the issue and providing a fix. |
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Currently it's not possible to set oracle_java_home since the include_vars will override that setting. By using set_fact and renaming the os specific variables the problem is solved