On Sat, 2024-10-05 at 17:36 +0200, Morten Linderud wrote: > Yo, > > `salt` is a framework for server provisioning, change management and > ... > `salt` as of version `3007` does not support Python 3.12, and the > release `3008` > seems far away, ... > salt is going for the vendor > approach they call `onedir` and instead bundle *everyting*, including > their own > Python runtime, into a directory. This is going to be a mess to > properly support > ... ... > As long as there are not any major issues I intend to drop this > package ahead of > our Python 3.13 release and prep work. Replying via general. This does indeed make a lot of sense. 'onedir' sounds pretty horrible. It might worthwhile noting that salt was acquired by VMware which in turn was acquired by broadcom a couple years ago. I have no views if this is significant for its future trajectory or not. I wonder if some people might be considering migrating to Ansible or another alternative? thanks for staying on top of things and keeping us informed. gene -- Gene
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