Re: [ansible-devel] Question on Ansible *NIX packages with Python3 dependencies

[Matt Butch]

It would be great if the Ubuntu PPA offered python3. This could behaving two 
packages, one for each. Currently I use pip3 to install it, but using the PPA 
is faster and provides easier updating.



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> On Nov 21, 2018, at 00:49, Toshio Kuratomi  wrote:
> 
> Red hat Enterprise Linux 7 ships with python 2.7 so we won't be able to 
> switch to python 3 there.  You could take a look at the Fedora packages of 
> ansible, though, i believe that they've switched over to building against 
> python3 in the current releases and you can probably adapt the spec file to 
> your needs if you have your own build of python3.
> 
> Ubuntu is an interesting question.  We probably could change the dependencies 
> there.  I'm not sure if we need to coordinate that with the tower team, 
> though.
> 
> -Toshio
> 
> 
> On Tue, Nov 20, 2018, 1:03 PM rex   wrote:
> I checked the repos for both RedHat and Debian-based distros and saw that the 
> latest versions of Ansible still require Python2.7 and wanted to see if there 
> will be a point these packages flip to using Python3. I guess I can compile 
> Ansible with Python3 by hand, but I'd rather it become a repo package that 
> continues with Py3 as things get updated.
> 
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Re: [ansible-devel] Question on Ansible *NIX packages with Python3 dependencies

[Toshio Kuratomi]

Red hat Enterprise Linux 7 ships with python 2.7 so we won't be able to
switch to python 3 there.  You could take a look at the Fedora packages of
ansible, though, i believe that they've switched over to building against
python3 in the current releases and you can probably adapt the spec file to
your needs if you have your own build of python3.

Ubuntu is an interesting question.  We probably could change the
dependencies there.  I'm not sure if we need to coordinate that with the
tower team, though.

-Toshio


On Tue, Nov 20, 2018, 1:03 PM rex  I checked the repos for both RedHat and Debian-based distros and saw that
> the latest versions of Ansible still require Python2.7 and wanted to see if
> there will be a point these packages flip to using Python3. I guess I can
> compile Ansible with Python3 by hand, but I'd rather it become a repo
> package that continues with Py3 as things get updated.
>
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[ansible-devel] Question on Ansible *NIX packages with Python3 dependencies

[rex]

I checked the repos for both RedHat and Debian-based distros and saw that 
the latest versions of Ansible still require Python2.7 and wanted to see if 
there will be a point these packages flip to using Python3. I guess I can 
compile Ansible with Python3 by hand, but I'd rather it become a repo 
package that continues with Py3 as things get updated.

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