Good morning,
Would you guys help me to understand how to get the Ansible correct version
in the playbook?
I have newest Ansible:
(ansible) poe@lime:~$ pip3 freeze | grep ansible
ansible==*4.6.0*
ansible-core==*2.11.5*
(ansible) poe@lime:~$
But `ansible_version` displays core version instead of ansible:
(ansible) poe@lime:~$ ansible localhost -m debug -a
'var=ansible_version.full'
[WARNING]: No inventory was parsed, only implicit localhost is available
localhost | SUCCESS => {
"ansible_version.full": "*2.11.5*"
}
Why is that so?
The same with `ansible --version`:
(ansible) poe@lime:~$ ansible --version | head -1
ansible [core *2.11.5*]
The only command I've found which showing Ansible (not core) version
instead is:
(ansible) poe@lime:~$ python -c 'from ansible_collections.ansible_release
import ansible_version; print(ansible_version)'
*4.6.0*
So the question is, is this expected? I mean, writing a playbook, I'd like
to make sure that Ansible 4.6 is used (or not older). But `ansible_version`
returns ansible core version - is something I should rely on instead?
What's going on here? :)
Best,
Piotr Kowalczyk
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