# 1) Find the template (prefer target role, then fall back to this role)
- name: Resolve systemctl template source
  set_fact:
    systemctl_template_src: >-
      {{ lookup(
           'first_found',
           {
             'files': [
               'templates/systemctl@.service.j2',
               'templates/systemctl.service.j2'
             ],
             'paths': [
               systemctl_role_dir,
               role_path
             ]
           },
           errors='strict'
         ) }}

# Optional: sanity check with a clear error if truly nothing found
- name: Ensure a systemctl template was found
  assert:
    that: systemctl_template_src | length > 0
    fail_msg: >-
      Could not resolve any systemctl template. Looked in:
      {{ systemctl_role_dir }}/templates/ and {{ role_path }}/templates/.

# 2) Now we may safely derive whether it’s the “@” variant
- name: Flag whether @-template is used
  set_fact:
    systemctl_uses_at: "{{ (systemctl_template_src | basename) is search('@\\.service\\.j2$') }}"

# 3) Use it
- name: "setup systemctl '{{ systemctl_id }}'"
  template:
    src:  "{{ systemctl_template_src }}"
    dest: "{{ [ PATH_SYSTEM_SERVICE_DIR, systemctl_id | get_service_name(SOFTWARE_NAME) ] | path_join }}"
  notify: "{{ 'reload system daemon' if systemctl_uses_at else 'refresh systemctl service' }}"

- name:   refresh systemctl service when SYS_SERVICE_ALL_ENABLED
  command: /bin/true
  notify:
    - reload system daemon
    - refresh systemctl service
  when: 
    - SYS_SERVICE_ALL_ENABLED | bool
    - not systemctl_uses_at