Kubespray: Ubuntu 20.04 installation fails on python step

Created on 24 Apr 2020  路  5Comments  路  Source: kubernetes-sigs/kubespray

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@adriendelsalle that's already covered in # #5835. I left a comment a while back about it, there are a couple the small things that are required to get Ubuntu 20.04 supported in Kubespray:

  • python3-minimal in os-bootstrap
  • Ansible 2.8 or higher (master now uses Ansible 2.9 so we are good there)
  • A docker-ce package

I already have a branch for bootstrapping Ubuntu 20.04, but until a docker-ce package is available there is not much worth making a PR.

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Ubuntu 20.04 is not supported. See #5835

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@Miouge1: Closing this issue.

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Ubuntu 20.04 is not supported. See #5835

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Ubuntu 20.04 is not supported. See #5835

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Hi @Miouge1 !
Why closing this issue instead of marking it as a step for the upcoming Ubuntu 20.04 support as #5835 intends to do ?
It would be helpful to remember soon that the removal of python 2 in Ubuntu 20.04 breaks Kubespray

@adriendelsalle that's already covered in # #5835. I left a comment a while back about it, there are a couple the small things that are required to get Ubuntu 20.04 supported in Kubespray:

  • python3-minimal in os-bootstrap
  • Ansible 2.8 or higher (master now uses Ansible 2.9 so we are good there)
  • A docker-ce package

I already have a branch for bootstrapping Ubuntu 20.04, but until a docker-ce package is available there is not much worth making a PR.

Thanks for the quick reply @Miouge1 . I was just asking since I didn't saw a checklist of things to fix in the other issue.
It's great you handle the Ubuntu 20.04 support, waiting for it with impatience!!

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