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  "published":"2024-11-26T18:24:51.790Z",
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  "content":"<p>OK, so I've been a happy ansible user for many, many years for my personal infrastructure.</p><p>I know ansible 5 is kinda old, but it still worked (seems to work with Python up to 3.11). But my Arch box now has 3.12 and it won't work.</p><p>So here's a little yak shaving adventure:</p><ul><li>Do I have nix-pkgs installed? No</li><li>Ah, my Debian WSL box has 3.11, so I can sync the files over and provision a box, fine, but I don't love this</li><li>Can I run ansible in a python:3.11 docker container? Yeah, but to avoid some copying I read e.g. $HOME/.ssh/id_....pub for authorized_keys</li><li>Let's try ansible 11, how incompatible can it be?<ul><li>I'm giving up after 7 tries because \"include: otherplaybook.yaml\" seems to be very different and I hate all the errors it's giving me</li></ul></li></ul><p>It's been a good run, maybe I should just find another tool.</p>",
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