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I have written a recipe to create multiple logical volumes as part of setup for installing an application. I have a hash in the recipe that I've created by reading a JSON file which has all the metadata for the drives.

The recipe loops over this hash and is supposed to first create a logical volume and then execute a tune2fs command, immediately.

Now assume we're in the first iteration of the loop. It creates the logical volume just fine, for the first entry in the hash (lv_u01) but then when it notifies the execute block (in side the same loop, immediately), it somehow interpolates the key/values from the last entry in the hash (lv_u03). I have tried multiple times and it keeps doing the same thing. I searched and couldn't find any relevant information on why it's doing this. Is it something do with the timers? I want to run the tune2fs command right after it creates the logical volume, as later in the loop I mount the volume, and this steps needs to happen before the other steps run. Which is why I used immediately.

Can someone please help me understand what am I doing wrong here.

Here's the error that I see:

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The error seen: