role ssh_keys: ignores errors when in check-mode and users doesnt exist yet #356
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tobiashuste
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Thanks for your contribution! 
This is indeed a bug which occured only in check mode. I added another commit that updates the test sequence in order to catch the bug if it might occur again in the future,
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The following problem is solved:
If users do not yet exist (but create_user_account: true is set), the execution of the task for managing the SSH keys in check mode fails.
Without check mode, this would not be a problem, as the users are created one task beforehand.