Oops. Looks like I am missing a Requires: python-click. If you 'yum install python-click' does it start working?

Well, unfortunately there's a bug with handlers and includes thats not likely to be fixed until 2.1. So, we are likely to just wait until 2.1 is out and push that out to stable (provided there's no serious bugs with it). It's due out later in april.

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Should have been obsoleted by newer update.

Ansible 2.0 is (with a few rare exceptions where it rejects something that 1.9.x permitted, but was incorrect) compatible playbook wise with 1.9.x.

Could everyone here who has hit a playbook that doesn't work with 2.0, but does work with 1.9 file a ticket upstream or a bug report in bugzilla. We want upstream ansible to fix these cases and release 2.0.x with those fixes before we push to stable.

Ansible 2.0 is (with a few rare exceptions where it rejects something that 1.9.x permitted, but was incorrect) compatible playbook wise with 1.9.x.

Could everyone here who has hit a playbook that doesn't work with 2.0, but does work with 1.9 file a ticket upstream or a bug report in bugzilla. We want upstream ansible to fix these cases and release 2.0.x with those fixes before we push to stable.

Ansible 2.0 is (with a few rare exceptions where it rejects something that 1.9.x permitted, but was incorrect) compatible playbook wise with 1.9.x.

Could everyone here who has hit a playbook that doesn't work with 2.0, but does work with 1.9 file a ticket upstream or a bug report in bugzilla. We want upstream ansible to fix these cases and release 2.0.x with those fixes before we push to stable.

This update has been unpushed.