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I'm not sure about a proper way to solve this. One of the solutions could be setting default pip_version_docker_py to 1.1.0 if ansible version is below some value.
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Use a parameterized role, and set pip_version_docker_py to 1.1. It was decided that since this is a transient issue in upstream packages that is due to be resolved, the default behavior should be to use the latest package, and the workaround to manually set a lower package version in the interim.
See here and here for more details. Workaround is installing an older version of docker-py:
And it could be set with
pip_version_docker_py
.I'm not sure about a proper way to solve this. One of the solutions could be setting default
pip_version_docker_py
to 1.1.0 if ansible version is below some value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: