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I ran into some issues with Ansible using the wrong Python version when xOpera is deploying the test infrastructure using create_ti.yml playbook. The issue seems to be related to how xOpera uses Ansible, but adding:
inside the create_ti.yml Ansible playbook fixed these issues for me. I also added: become: yes
line to elevate Ansible commands to have permissions to install linux packages.
The start of the reate_ti.yml file after the change:
I ran into some issues with Ansible using the wrong Python version when xOpera is deploying the test infrastructure using create_ti.yml playbook. The issue seems to be related to how xOpera uses Ansible, but adding:
inside the create_ti.yml Ansible playbook fixed these issues for me. I also added:
become: yes
line to elevate Ansible commands to have permissions to install linux packages.
The start of the reate_ti.yml file after the change:
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