If we want to create usable Ansible Playbooks then having some control feature such as tags is going to be really useful. For example, we could have one playbook that could be used to create and delete users. But we would need to ensure that the correct tasks, block or plays executed.
We look at tags but see how using the playbooks without tags still cause both tasks to run. The builtin Ansible tag never is the correct way in our case to resolve the issue in a Playbooks
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