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Fixes an issue with handlers in Ansible 2.2.1+ [https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/20603](). Moves the load-templates handler to the top of the file to get around this issue. Fixes an issue loading installed templates into ES. The use of file lookup meant that the template files are checked on the machine that initiated the Ansible play, this only works if Ansible has been run locally, breaking for remote machines. Switched to using the slurp module to grab file contents on the target machine.
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#Templates are a handler as they need to come after a restart e.g. suppose user removes security on a running node and doesn't
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#specify es_api_basic_auth_username and es_api_basic_auth_password. The templates will subsequently not be removed if we don't wait for the node to restart.
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#Templates done after restart therefore - as a handler.
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- name: load-templates
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include: ./handlers/elasticsearch-templates.yml
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when: es_templates
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- name: reload systemd configuration
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command: systemctl daemon-reload
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# Restart service and ensure it is enabled
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- name: restart elasticsearch
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service: name={{instance_init_script | basename}} state=restarted enabled=yes
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when: es_restart_on_change and es_start_service and ((plugin_installed is defined and plugin_installed.changed) or (config_updated is defined and config_updated.changed) or (xpack_state.changed) or (debian_elasticsearch_install_from_repo.changed or redhat_elasticsearch_install_from_repo.changed or elasticsearch_install_from_package.changed))
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