This bug was initially created as a copy of Bug #1777293

I am copying this bug because: 

We are not sure if it will be considered a bug or an enhancement but we think the variables of imported rules should be considered local to the rule and not as currently imported as a global flat unique list of variables in satellite (with the risk to have conflicting names of variables when you have many roles, coming from different sources and community like galaxy).

Description of problem:

If you try to import some ansible roles in satellite 6.6 that contain the same variable name the GUI will not warn nor give an error but silently import the variables and the last imported variable with the same name wins.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Satellite 6.6.0

How reproducible:

1. Create two roles that have a default variable with the same name.
2. Import them: only the last variable will be visible/used in the GUI.

Actual results:

Only the last imported variable with the same name will be present/used.

Expected results:

We would expect that the two or more variables would be considered locally to the related role (so not overwriting each other) or at least have a warning message for the user to know that he just overwrote a variable with another in two roles (he could eventually rename them and reimport them again)

Additional info:

If roles are developed by different teams or as often is the case imported from galaxy or the comunity you cannot be sure or enforce that the variable name will be unique for *all* roles, thus you should foresee this and avoid them to be global, but local to the rule or at least give a warning to take countermeasures by using best practices in variable naming (prefixing with role name etc).