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Update Proxmox Inventory Documentation with additional examples (#4148) (#4159)

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* Update Documentation with additional example

* Added an example to have the plugin return an IP address for a Proxmox guest, instead of the name of the guest (default behavior)
* Added an example to include a string literal to every guest (to support a playbook being able to check for variable presence to identify inventory in use)

* Update for line length readability

Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>

* Changed to cleaner static value

* Changed text for clarity

Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>

Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
(cherry picked from commit c09f529f02)

Co-authored-by: IronTooch <27360514+IronTooch@users.noreply.github.com>
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@ -114,6 +114,22 @@ groups:
mailservers: "'mail' in (proxmox_tags_parsed|list)" mailservers: "'mail' in (proxmox_tags_parsed|list)"
compose: compose:
ansible_port: 2222 ansible_port: 2222
# Using the inventory to allow ansible to connect via the first IP address of the VM / Container
# (Default is connection by name of QEMU/LXC guests)
# Note: my_inv_var demonstrates how to add a string variable to every host used by the inventory.
# my.proxmox.yml
plugin: community.general.proxmox
url: http://pve.domain.com:8006
user: ansible@pve
password: secure
validate_certs: false
want_facts: true
compose:
ansible_host: proxmox_ipconfig0.ip | default(proxmox_net0.ip) | ipaddr('address')
my_inv_var_1: "'my_var1_value'"
my_inv_var_2: >
"my_var_2_value"
''' '''
import re import re