Hi all- we're happy to announce that the general release of Ansible 2.8.15 and
2.9.13 are now available!
How do you get it?
--
$ pip install ansible==2.8.15 --user
or
$ pip install ansible==2.9.13 --user
The tar.gz of the releases can be found here:
* 2.8.15
https://releases.
Hi all- we're happy to announce that the general release of Ansible 2.10.1rc2
is now available!
This is a release candidate of the next version of the ansible-base
2.10 series, which will be 2.10.1. Note that 2.10.1 is set to release
in one week.
We encourage you to test RC releases against your
Hi all,
The wrong template was used in this email.
Corrected information on how to get this ansible-base RC:
How to get it
-
$ pip install ansible-base==2.10.1rc2 --user
The tar.gz of the release can be found here:
* ansible-base 2.10.1rc2
https://pypi.python.org/packages/sourc
I am Using Ubuntu 18.04, Ansible 2.9, Python 3.6.9, have
installed python3-apt
On a basic ansible command ansible -b all -m apt -a "name=apache2
state=latest" *Get Error:*
FAILED! => { "ansible_facts": { "discovered_interpreter_python":
"/usr/bin/python" }, "changed": false, "msg": "Could not
`python3-apt` needs to be installed on the target host, where you are
trying to install the apache2 package.
On Tue, Sep 1, 2020 at 4:34 PM SamB wrote:
> I am Using Ubuntu 18.04, Ansible 2.9, Python 3.6.9, have
> installed python3-apt
>
> On a basic ansible command ansible -b all -m apt -a "name
I am doing an article on branching and release policies for the most
popular open-source projects. To say Ansible is not popular is an extreme
understatement.
Thus, I ask, do you have have a branching and release policy/pattern that I
can read? Or is it a matter of convention and tribal knowl
As mentioned I have `python3-apt` installed *on both* my Ansible Server (*is
it required on the Server?*) and Ansible Node.
My node also has python 3.7.6
On Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 4:42:33 PM UTC-5 ma...@sivel.net wrote:
> `python3-apt` needs to be installed on the target host, where you
Hi all-
For all those wanting to test the next version of Ansible, we're happy
to announce that Ansible 2.10.0 beta1 is now available on PyPI!
Ansible 2.10.0b1 pulls in the ansible-base-2.10.1 (presently rc2)
package via a dependency and includes a range of Ansible Collections.
The Ansible 2.10 P
