Force 'pip install ansible-core' on Python 3.11+ for Ubuntu 23.04 (Lunar Lobster) & Debian 12 (Bookworm) #3491
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Fix PR #3491 to install ansible-core on all OS's as Python 3.11+ proliferates — accounting for older versions of pip that lack flag `--break-system-packages`
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Tested on the latest Ubuntu 23.04 pre-release, which recently (just like Debian 12!) jumped to Python 3.11.2.
A more future-proof solution can be considered later in 2023 as (different?) norms evolve for installing
ansible-coreon these new OS's. e.g. possibly a venv with official instructions at https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/installation_guide/intro_installation.html#pip-install as they evolve. Or some other solution perhaps. In any case, this interim approach works, and is good enough for now.Aside: Both aforementioned OS's underwent beta-like freezes earlier today, so should be expected shortly in coming months.
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