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* Fix CI: Use Python 3.13 for ansible-test compatibility ansible-test only supports Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13. Changed collection-integration jobs from '3.x' to '3.13' to avoid using Python 3.14 which is not supported. * Fix ansible-test Python version for CI integration tests ansible-test only supports Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13. Added ANSIBLE_TEST_PYTHON_VERSION variable to explicitly pass --python 3.13 flag to ansible-test integration command. This prevents ansible-test from auto-detecting and using Python 3.14.0, which is not supported. * Fix CI: Execute ansible-test with Python 3.13 to avoid unsupported Python 3.14 * Fix CI: Use Python 3.13 across all jobs to avoid Python 3.14 compatibility issues * Fix CI: Use 'python' and 'ansible.test' module for Python 3.13 compatibility * Fix CI: Use 'python' instead of 'python3' for Python 3.13 compatibility * Fix CI: Ensure ansible-test uses Python 3.13 environment explicitly * Fix: Remove silent failure check for ansible-core in test suite * Fix CI: Export PYTHONPATH to make awxkit available to ansible-test * Fix CI: Use 'python' in run_awx_devel to maintain Python 3.13 environment * Fix CI: Remove setup-python from awx_devel_image that was resetting Python 3.13 to 3.14
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The last release of this repository was released on Jul 2, 2024. Releases of this project are now paused during a large scale refactoring. For more information, follow the Forum and - more specifically - see the various communications on the matter:
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