On 2015-12-07 17:44, Johannes Jost Meixner wrote:
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On 12/ 7/15 09:08 PM, Nikolai Lifanov wrote:
On 12/07/15 13:40, Johannes Jost Meixner wrote:
Hey Nikolai,
I've just heard that Ansible 2.0-RC2 has been released.
Do you plan to do a port for it, or would you rather someone else
took that over?
Best -Johannes
I plan to port Ansible 2.0 when it's released as sysutils/ansible
and move 1.9 to sysutils/ansible1. If it's valuable to track RC
releases, I'm not opposed to creating something like
sysutils/ansible-devel.
I don't think -devel will be necessary - judging from what I've heard
on #ansible (freenode) from the developer that said RC2 was ready,
they plan to release 2.0 "soon", within one or two weeks.
Given that I've also heard that most syntax will work in 2.0 I think
your idea (ansible to get 2.x and ansible1 for 1.9.4) is reasonable.
Best
- -Johannes
I have not tracked any RC releases in the past (1.9, 1.8, etc.).
Thoughts?
- Nikolai Lifanov _______________________________________________
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Cool, thanks. I'll stick to the plan in this case. Syntax changes are
significant enough to warrant ansible1 for a few months to give people
lots of time to migrate. Changes from 1.8 to 1.9 or 1.7 to 1.8 were
incompatible, but much more minor. I'm sympathetic to overlapping
support so that people aren't forced to run unsupported software at any
point in time.
Another thought is, I don't trust Ansible releases to go well. I created
the port circa 0.9. It's a lot better now, but before the move to
Github, ansible.com/ansible.cc snapshots were being rerolled with no
warning. Now I occasionally see one or two bugfix releases within 24
hours of each other. Given that it's possible to run beta/RC tags from a
git checkout, tracking these has not been attractive to me.
Cheers,
- Nikolai Lifanov
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