Since meza installs EPEL, python and ansible packages are currently excluded from being updated in the meza latest tag. This is because EPEL currently provides ansible-5.4.x, which requires python38. Upgrading python to version 3.8 breaks some things in ansible - particularly selinux. The currently provided version of python3-libselinux from Red Hat is only compiled against python36 so any operations that use selinux in ansible/meza fail.
Either figure out about to make ansible use /usr/lib/platform-python (which is only available on RH-variants) or edit src/roles/base/tasks/main.yml to only update ansible-2.9 and python-3.6 packages directly from Red Hat repos.
Since meza installs EPEL, python and ansible packages are currently excluded from being updated in the meza
latesttag. This is because EPEL currently provides ansible-5.4.x, which requires python38. Upgrading python to version 3.8 breaks some things in ansible - particularly selinux. The currently provided version of python3-libselinux from Red Hat is only compiled against python36 so any operations that use selinux in ansible/meza fail.Either figure out about to make ansible use /usr/lib/platform-python (which is only available on RH-variants) or edit
src/roles/base/tasks/main.ymlto only update ansible-2.9 and python-3.6 packages directly from Red Hat repos.