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Ansible has solved this issue in its way as you will soon see. I was in a dilemma regarding the pips and in some blog, I read about the “equation” which I am also following below – in the solution. Python 2 uses pip, Python 3 use pip3, or is it? Simple rule of thumb – pip = pip3.

The second option is even worse – it gives you a false feeling how easy it is to just change a symbolic link, but problems start occurring as soon as one goes into (not even) more serious with Python – for example: pip will crash and fixing that is world of pain. Which can easily lead to confusion whether Python 2 or Python 3 is used at a certain moment. The first option has proven to be confusing because one has to enable the Python 3 version by executing scl enable rh-python36 bash

changing the symbolic link /usr/bin/python to point to Python 3 (unfortunately without any links).

I have come across the same challenge and earlier my two approaches to solve it were: Python 2.7.5 ships with Centos 7 and more and more software on CentOS 7 either does not support Python 2 anymore, or recommends you to use Python 3.

WARN ServletHandler: /api/v1/applications (1).

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