No information about what is "Disable Limit" and in which cases must be used.

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Describe the bug No information about what is "Disable Limit" and in which cases must be used.

Dutch as mentioned to one of our customers, this option can be used to disable Rundeck nodes and run playbooks with their own ansible inventory.

The key to accomplishing what you want to do is to turn off the "Disable Limit" setting. By default, the play book will run against any hosts/groups defined in your ansbile playbook.yml file. If you want to specify a single host to run the playbook against, you can use -l or --limit in the "Extra Ansible arguments" field, but keep in mind the combination of playbook.yml host attribute and the inventory file you use will ultimately determine if the playbook can run against the specified host.

As a bonus, you can also use a Rundeck job option to allow the user to define a host to run the job against. (i.e. ${option.host_var})

Source page https://docs.rundeck.com/docs/manual/workflow-steps/builtin.html#ansible-playbook