Update ansible dependency

[emiel (Emiel van de Laar)]

The ansible port has been split up to support different Python versions. The ansible port has been deprecated in favor of py-ansible, pyXX-ansible. Should ansible-lint follow suit? Let me know if I can assist.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

So it sounds like we need to add py-ansible-lint to follow.

[adfernandes (Andrew Fernandes)]

Does ansible-lint handle Python 3?

If not, does this create a potential conflict between a py3 Ansible and ansible-lint?

Looking at the github page (​https://github.com/willthames/ansible-lint) it seems that ansible-lint is totally independent of Ansible, no?

If they are independent, I'll just version-bump ansible-lint and patch as follows:

-github.setup        willthames ansible-lint 3.4.13 v
+github.setup        willthames ansible-lint 3.4.19 v

and

-depends_run-append  port:ansible
+depends_run-append  bin:ansible:py-ansible

(fixing checksums, etc, of course)

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

You don't want to use bin:ansible:py-ansible because that would allow an ansible binary not installed by MacPorts to satisfy the dependency. To allow the binary to have been installed by one of several MacPorts ports, but not by something outside of MacPorts, use a path:-style dependency instead.

Also, it tells MacPorts that if ansible does not exist, it should install py-ansible, and that py-ansible will provide the ansible binary. But that's false; in fact, one of the subports, such as py27-ansible, provides the binary.

So it would be better to write path:bin/ansible:py27-ansible.

[Andrew Fernandes <andrew@…>]

In 7d16378c1566eff991e88067e3cf2486c6c9ed57/macports-ports:

ansible-lint: update to handle the change in the ansible port

• minor version bump
• depend on the new py-ansible port

Closes: #55485

[emiel (Emiel van de Laar)]

Awesome! Thanks guys.