Create config.yml - ignore Python sanity tests for unsupported Python #230
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Thank you @alisonlhart.
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Ignore unsupported Python sanity tests (compile-2.7, compile-3.5, compile-3.6) by using the tests/config.yml file.
By specifying
python_requires: '>=3.8', theansible-test sanitytests will skip python-specific tests for any lower version than 3.8.This will create a clean import log in Automation Hub for the next certified release (assuming no other errors).