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What's misleading in these requirements is that the "Python 2.6+" spec implies support for Python 3, which the Ansible authors have actually said they won't sup
by pekk 14y ago
What's misleading in these requirements is that the "Python 2.6+" spec implies support for Python 3, which the Ansible authors have actually said they won't support for ideological reasons. It would be more accurate to write "2.6/2.7".
- mpdehaan2 14y agoNot ideological reasons but more so pragmatism. But sure 2.X series. And 2.4+ nodes can be managed. Once Python 3 is the thing everywhere I'm sure we'll have compliance. Ditto with, say, OpenStack which is also holding off. You kind of treat them as two different languages to a degree, if you still want to support things like RHEL 5 (2.4), you have to.