> In practice you could just set state:absent to whatever you are trying to remove If you do this, or in fact anything with Ansible, be REAL careful about doub

> In practice you could just set state:absent to whatever you are trying to remove If you do this, or in fact anything with Ansible, be REAL careful about double-checking what your tags actually match before committing. Since it doesn't track state, anything in your cloud environment is fair game. I was not careful once, and that was a bad week for me.