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[build-2247] profiles/oem-aci: provide old python #3749
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This ensures the gce agent ACI has python. For unknown reasons including python-3.6.5 in package.provided causes both python 3.x and 2.x to be removed but we still need 2.x. I don't know why this works. Any version older than the 2.7 version we use works. Portage appears to be doing the opposite of what it should be.
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Addresses coreos/bugs#2608. |
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This ensures the gce agent ACI has python. For unknown reasons including
python-3.6.5 in package.provided causes both python 3.x and 2.x to be
removed but we still need 2.x.
I don't know why this works. Any version older than the 2.7 version we
use works. Portage appears to be doing the opposite of what it should
be.