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Description of problem:
Overriding an Ansible Variable using a Host Parameter or Host Group Parameter does not work, ansible picks up the default value of the variable from the role even though the parameter is overridden and have a new value defined through host parameter.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
6.8/6.7
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Import a role on Satellite which has a parameter which can be overridden
2. Attach that role to the client
3. Override the parameter in configure -> Ansible -> Variable -> click on variable -> check on `override` under 'Default Behavior' section
4. Now, go to the client, create a host parameter with the same name, select the parameter type and provide new value of the parameter.
5. Run the role and check the output to know the value which ansible picked
Actual results:
Ansible picking the default value from the role
Expected results:
Should pick the new value from the host parameter
Additional info:
If we create a matcher in the variable using the fqdn for the host, then it works fine.