Summary When trying to runansible-playbookin a python virtual environment using thevenvmodule, ansible-playbook appears to discover the wrong python binary.requirements.txtcontains ansible-core==2.14.15 and kubernetes==26.1.0 and installs correctly in venv. I am usingconnection: localfor this playbo...
Here's an awful construct from one of my playbooks. The server has a Python app, with a virtualenv at {{ venv_bin }} that already has psycopg2 installed. Rather than also install psycopg2 systemwide, I set ansible_python_interpreter to point to that virtualenv for any tasks that need ...
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Summary In the latest version of Ansible, there has been a change in how the ansible_python_interpreter variable is handle. Setting it in this way doesn't work anymore: ansible_python_interpreter="/usr/bin/env python3" It still works in ...
Did something change inbetween these two releases regarding the handling of "discovered_interpreter_python"? Please run your playbook with at least-vvvand provide the full output. Feel free to restrict to just a single host and a single task that replicates the behavior. ...
via playbookvars works. vars: ansible_python_interpreter /usr/bin/env python" Contributor abadger commentedDec 12, 2016 Cool. Ther's both a workaroundand a fix in the tree so I'll close this now. abadger closed this as completedDec 12, 2016 ansible locked and limited ...
This example takes about 13 seconds to go through them all. For short playbooks, this actually takes up a large portion of the build time. Not a huge problem, but it would be nice to fix. 👀 1 Collaborator TomasTomecek commented Jun 25, 2021 Oh yeah, this is a good suggestion!