Matthias SchmidtDec 21

Spent the Sunday morning updating my personal #ansible playbooks. Man, these guys keep on deprecating quite a lot :)

Now, all my #OpenBSD servers get their configuration without the usage of deprecated variables.

Show threadKlaus UmbachDec 21
@xhr We all love to deprecate stuff! But we all hate it, if others do it.
Show threadMatthias Schmidt
@treibholz TBH I love it when people do yak shaving. But not caring about playbooks for 2y means work for me :)
Dec 21 at 2:17pmWeb
Show threadKlaus UmbachDec 21
@xhr feel free to use a "stable" virtualenv with a lot of pinned old versions in requirements.txt - seems to be "Industry Standard" anyway... All the major security professionals seem to do it. They can't be wrong!
Show threadMatthias SchmidtDec 21
@treibholz No that you mention it!!1elf
Show threadKlaus UmbachDec 21

@xhr I'm currently learning to like uv. I have to debug a python3.9-script. The dependencies have deprecated many things and the old ones don't work on modern python3. And as upgrading the "machine" is not an option anyway, I have a python3.9 virtualenv for local development.

```
[root@kindle root]# uptime
21:20:38 up 1038 days, 18:56, load average: 0.00, 0.02, 0.00
[root@kindle root]# uname -a
Linux kindle 2.6.31-rt11-lab126 #5 Sat Jan 12 20:39:09 PST 2013 armv7l unknown
```