Chapter 6. Known issues
This section provides information about known issues in Ansible Automation Platform 2.5.
6.1. Ansible Automation Platform
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Added the
podman_containers_conf_logs_max_sizevariable for containers.conf to control the max log size for Podman installations. The default value is 10 MiB. (AAP-12295) -
Setting the
pg_host=value without any other context no longer results in an empty HOST section of the settings.py in the automation controller. As a workaround, delete thepg_host=value or set it topg_host=''. (AAP-31915) - Using Prompt on launch for variables for job templates, workflow job templates, workflow visualizer nodes, and schedules will not show the default variables when launching the job, or when configuring the workflows and schedules. (AAP-30585)
- The unused ANSIBLE_BASE_ settings are included as environment variables in the job execution. These variables suffixed with SECRET are no longer used in the Ansible Automation Platform and might be ignored until they are removed in a future patch. (AAP-32208)
6.2. Event-Driven Ansible
- mTLS event stream creation should be disallowed on all installation methods by default. It is currently disallowed on OpenShift Container Platform installation, but not disallowed in the containerized installations or on RPM installations. (AAP-31337)
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If a primary Redis node enters a
failedstate and a new primary node is promoted, Event-Driven Ansible workers and scheduler are unable to reconnect to the cluster. This causes activations to fail until the containers or pods are recycled. (AAP-30722)
For more information, see the KCS article Redis failover causes Event-Driven Ansible activation failures.
6.3. Ansible plug-ins for Red Hat Developer Hub
- Python VS Code extension v2024.14.1 does not work in OpenShift Dev Spaces version 1.9.3, prohibiting the Ansible VS Code extension from loading. As a workaround, downgrade the Python VS Code extension version to 2024.12.3.
- The Ansible Content Creator Get Started page links do not work in OpenShift Dev Spaces version 1.9.3. As a workaround, use the Ansible VS Code Command Palette to access the features.
