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Testing with the new version of ansible-core 2.17 #492
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LGTM
@bardielle If you plan to release soon, you should also remove any support for ansible-core <2.14 since it has reached EOL. I would also remove it from the CI and update meta/runtime.yml and README to say that we are requiring ansible-core > 2.15 for this collection. |
@alinabuzachis Thank you I will update it. |
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Not to put too fine a point on this, but this collection is part of the Ansible community package (which is a good thing!). Therefor I'd like to suggest synchronizing major releases with this package. Yes, dropping support for ansible-core 2.14 is a breaking change and requires a new major release. But Ansible 10.0.0 will be released soon and we already have a feature freeze. So we won't be able to get Please, please try to synchronize with the community package. The current stable release 9.x doesn't ship with the current release of this collection, because it's a major release and has been released shortly after Ansible 9.0.0. If you do a new major release, people using the community package will be stuck with an older version. A good time to have a new major release would be October since Ansible 11 beta will probably have a feature freeze in November. Please consider this when doing major releases. |
@mariolenz I think it's fine to release v4.0.0 on October- November. |
Tagging in @chynasan so she can take a look |
I asked @EmilyBock and she suggested splitting it into 2 releases I opened that PR#495 |
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@alinabuzachis I see that all the new PRs failing with the same dependency error
And in the galaxy.yml there is a dependency |
I created this PR #496. We have released cloud.common 4.0.0 last week and the dependency version in the galaxy.yml file needs to be increased. |
@alinabuzachis thank you I wasn't aware. |
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SUMMARY
Update the sanity test to run with the new ansible-core version 2.17