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.
--
Matthew Butch
"fiat justicia ruat colelum"
(let justice be done though the heavens may fall)
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
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
