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Add postgres init container to resolve permissions for some k3s deployments: init container commands fail with permission denied

Hi @kcjones91 , It works. You have a wrong indentation in your file for `fsGroup`. The instruction in #1805 solve the issue for me and I have the same version...

Fix installer update-ca-trust command

Hi, any update on this Pull Request ?

Fix installer update-ca-trust command

@rooftopcellist , @TheRealHaoLiu , please could you have a look to this little PR ? This will help fixing update-ca-trust that have issues when we try to add custom ca...

How to configure LDAPS ?

Anyone can provide the right documentation to follow about how to setup AWX correctly to use LDAPS connection instead of LDAP. Thank you very much. Best regards,

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

@rayamos Same problem for me and also have the issue in version `2.15.9`

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

Here is another issue related to the same behavior #83253 @sivel why this is an expected behavior ? is there any documentation that explain this ? In my example tests...

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

Hi @sivel can I have you guidance about this weird behavior for `delegate_to` ? I can't find any documentation about the changes... Thank you very much.

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

> I have a similar use case > > ```yaml > - name: Migration > when: > - do_migration | bool > tags: synchronize_files > block: > - name: "Create...

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

> After triaging this issue, we've agreed that behavior is inconsistent. The plan forward is to also make `delegate_to: ""` an error to match the templated outcome. I don't think...

inconsistent behavior between delegate_to: "" and delegate_to: "{{ undef() | default('') }}"

The question is : why `delegate_to` is evaluated if the conditional `when` is evaluated to `false` ? I was thinking that the when conditional is used to drive the execution...