Remove depreciated "python-mysqldb" package to fix "No package matching 'python-mysqldb' is available" error on Debian 11 #116
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Closing this PR since #118 provides a better solution which is backwards-compatible with Debian 10 and older. |
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Hi there!
Since I spent way too much time looking for a solution to #97 while running this Ansible role on a Server with Debian 11 (Bullseye), I decided to just remove the depreciated package and try if everything works - and it does!
There may be better ways to fix this (esp. considering backwards compatibility), but I thought I'd open this as a PR anyway, so we can discuss it!
Cheers!