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Documented requirements are out of date #1641

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@agriffit79

The readme specifies Ansible 2.9+ but that seems to no longer be sufficient due to multiple errors in the playbooks.

2.13.7 worked for me, but a lower version may also work?

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  1. evgeni commented on Jan 23, 2023

    @evgeni
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    I would tend to say it should still work with 2.9, what errors did you get?

  2. agriffit79 commented on Jan 23, 2023

    @agriffit79
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    This was the main problem

    TASK [puppet_repositories : Include RedHat] ************************************
    fatal: [centos7-foreman-3.2]: FAILED! => changed=false 
      module_stderr: |-
        Shared connection to 192.168.121.21 closed.
      module_stdout: ''
      msg: |-
        MODULE FAILURE
        See stdout/stderr for the exact error
      rc: 0
    

    There was also an issue with the AlmaLinux instances, I think Ansible was not correctly reporting it as a RedHat derivative.

    This was using 2.9.6.

  3. evgeni commented on Jan 23, 2023

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    Member

    Would you have the time to try with a "less-ancient" 2.9 version?

  4. agriffit79 commented on Jan 23, 2023

    @agriffit79
    Author

    Was just doing that... It works with 2.9.20. Not sure if that warrants an update to the readme? It cost me a whole morning trying to debug it.

  5. evgeni commented on Jan 23, 2023

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    Member

    Yeah, that sounds like a valuable update!

    We started using collections at some point, and there were still bugs in that regard in early versions if 2.9, so it might very well be what you've been seeing

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