There's a bit more to it, and I did a livestream[1] to go over some of the details, but if you use Ansible and have 2.9.x installed (or any older version) and w

There's a bit more to it, and I did a livestream[1] to go over some of the details, but if you use Ansible and have 2.9.x installed (or any older version) and want to upgrade, make sure to uninstall then reinstall: pip3 uninstall ansible ansible-base pip3 install ansible With 2.10, Ansible is now split into 'ansible-base' (the foundation that is just the core components of Ansible), and 'ansible' (which wraps together all the modules and plugins that were in Ansible 2.9), so when you do a `pip install`, it gets messed up if you try upgrading from an older Ansible version. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D83Wf0njbyA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D83Wf0njbyA