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2 Feb 2024 | ||
sypher01 | Because when I run an exec ansible --version, I get this: | 00:16:45 |
sypher01 |
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sypher01 | * docker: open /tmp/ansible-navigator_s3vy5ztp/artifacts/aea30421-44f2-42c8-b6fb-6f659ddec970/env.list: no such file or directory | 00:17:03 |
sypher01 | * `docker: open /tmp/ansible-navigator_s3vy5ztp/artifacts/aea30421-44f2-42c8-b6fb-6f659ddec970/env.list: no such file or directory | 00:17:10 |
sypher01 | *
| 00:17:36 |
sypher01 | *
| 00:17:47 |
sypher01 | * Because when I run an ansible-navigator exec 'ansible --version' , I get this: | 00:18:17 |
Leo | Hello sypher01 , yes this is the right space. You can also try with forum.ansible.com which would allow for better async replies/interaction. You might want to share a few details on how you installed ansible-navigator, what your workstation is running (linux, osx?) and if you have an ansible-navigator.yml (or json) file | 16:24:24 |
sypher01 | In reply to @leo:ansible.imHey Leo! Currently running ansible-navigator on a Ubuntu 22.04 LTS utility machine in our VM farm | 17:39:00 |
sypher01 | I installed navigator through pip as no Ubuntu package seems to exist for it | 17:39:34 |
sypher01 | Aaaaand I have the file, but it's fairly close to stock. | 17:39:58 |
Leo | In reply to @sypher01:nerdsin.spaceDid you try using ansible-navigator TUI and listing images? Are you using execution environments or did you install the ansible community package locally? | 20:08:16 |
Leo | what does ansible-navigator images show, basically. That should allow you to review the ansible version for each EE if you are using them | 20:08:53 |
sypher01 | So I made my own image with ansible-builder | 21:06:10 |
sypher01 | as I need it to include the Fortinet.fortios collection. | 21:06:21 |
5 Feb 2024 | ||
ssbarnea | ansible-navigator on Python PyPI
| 12:19:38 |
ssbarnea | mkdocs-ansible on Python PyPI
| 16:56:06 |
6 Feb 2024 | ||
Michel Lind 🍥 changed their profile picture. | 08:32:42 | |
7 Feb 2024 | ||
ssbarnea | ruamel.yaml on Python PyPI | 06:49:27 |
ssbarnea | mkdocs-ansible on Python PyPI
| 06:51:49 |
hille721 | Hi, first of all amazing great work what you did the last months. Developing & Testing Ansible are just getting amazing. The VSCode extension works so great, tox-ansible and pytest-ansible are doing now what I expect to do and also molecule is since version 6 useable (for all the hate you got ssbarnea, I love it! ;)). But now you are starting to drop the support for Python 3.9 in all the tool what really challenges me. Just a couple of weeks ago I celebrated that all my clients are now using Python 3.9 instead of 3.8 or older. A newer Python version is not possible as they still have Rhel 8 where Python 3.8 is the max afaik. Thus I really encourage please think about dropping 3.9 again 🙏 | 22:18:00 |
hille721 | Redacted or Malformed Event | 22:18:52 |
8 Feb 2024 | ||
blui___ | good luck with that. it's the nature of python, you are in a constant loop of updating python due to applications and libraries needing new versions | 09:54:28 |
blui___ | if you do not wish to participate then look elsewhere e.g. ruby, native binaries | 09:55:08 |
blui___ | if it's not 3.9 now, it's 3.10 in 6 months and so on. | 09:56:00 |
konstruktoid | Personally I don't understand how rhel is going to keep up with the changes since rhel 8 is eol 2029 I believe | 11:59:41 |
ssbarnea | ansible/creator-ee on Quay | 14:48:17 |
ssbarnea | ansible/molecule on GitHub | 16:57:18 |
9 Feb 2024 | ||
Michel Lind 🍥 changed their profile picture. | 07:42:14 | |
10 Feb 2024 | ||
@jan.christian:gruenhage.xyz left the room. | 12:46:09 |