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The default Ansible Molecule scenario fails #20

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opened 2024-03-05 23:30:24 +00:00 by emil · 0 comments
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The default Ansible Molecule scenario consistently fails to execute successfully.

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It's very weird how this happened. In order to avoid similar situation in future we could introduce automated CI branch protection verification running the test after each commit has been pushed to a feature branch.

# Issue The `default` Ansible Molecule scenario consistently fails to execute successfully. # Context It's very weird how this happened. In order to avoid similar situation in future we could introduce automated CI branch protection verification running the test after each commit has been pushed to a feature branch.
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