If ansible-core<2.17 works, I’d stay on that.
It depends on your situation of course, but it may well be that a newer OS will cause a magnitude more work than a newer ansible version.
I tend to run a reasonably recent version of ansible, but ansible isn’t used at runtime, only to deploy a system.
So while currently EOL, I wouldn’t consider it a huge problem to use ansible-core 2.16 while I’m investigating/preparing an OS upgrade…
@UNiXMIT To be specific, this fix should have been backported to 2.16.9. You may be using an older version, especially if you’re installing from AppStream instead of pip.
Hmmm I’m running ansible-core 2.16.14
I hope the bug hasn’t returned. But for sure it’s not installing any i686 versions that I’m telling it to install. Don’t get any errors from it either. I only find out at the end when I try to install something that requires it.