pyinfra3 inventory.py is neither a valid Python import or hostname - warning #1069
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Check for inventory files first, so that they are never mistaken for python modules or hostnames and avoid unnecessary warnings. Also, support IPv6-only hosts. Fixes pyinfra-dev#1069.
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Check for inventory files first, so that they are never mistaken for python modules or hostnames and avoid unnecessary warnings. Also, support IPv6-only hosts. Fixes pyinfra-dev#1069.
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Check for inventory files first, so that they are never mistaken for python modules or hostnames and avoid unnecessary warnings. Also, support IPv6-only hosts. Fixes #1069.
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Describe the bug
pyinfra3 throws a warning on "Loading inventory" when using "inventory.py":
"inventory.py is neither a valid Python import or hostname."
... but it gets loaded anyway.
using ./inventory.py instead of inventory.py removes the error
To Reproduce
try with pyinfra v2.9 vs 3.0.b0
Expected behavior
A consistent behaviour, (so one option) or both examples possible.
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