Is 'molecule-plugins[docker]' replacing 'molecule[docker]'? #128
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The azure part of the README is only an example to show that the molecule-plugin driver dependencies are not installed by default. So, to install molecule, the docker driver and its dependencies:
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Isn't enough to install Moreover, |
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yes, installing I've not mentioned removing |
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@LorenzoBettini were you able to successfully enable molecule with docker... if so what is your current setup?? python version I am having kinda of a similar concern was able to enable ansible, molecule and docker but with python3.9 but molecule login was failing and destroy the config.. Now I am trying to have the same setup but with python3.11 but every time I install molecule-plugin[docker], molecule breaks and so ansible. |
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@LorenzoBettini do you think this bug can be closed ? |
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@apatard to be honest I still haven't got a chance to try the new |
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Is |
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The README says something about
molecule-azure
that should be replaced bymolecule-plugins[azure]
. Now I seem to understand that this repository also includes the docker plugin. Does that mean that instead ofmolecule[docker]
we should installmolecule-plugins[docker]
?Thanks in advance
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