[00:10] <holmanb> @blackboxsw: looks like it was added with caplog in pytest 3.3.0 (late 2017)
[01:31] <blackboxsw> well I've not caught up with 5 years ago... let's keep the good feelings coming :)
[09:53] <slingamn> i'm having trouble finding a list of the python versions supported by cloud-init
[13:53] <alocer> ls 
[13:53] <alocer> :D opps 
[13:57] <falcojr> slingamn: cloud-init supports python 3.6+. It is mentioned on the contributing page, but it should definitely be more prominent
[17:14] <jw4> is cloud-init appropriate for configuring user-specific things (configuring profile, installing user-local tools, etc)?  It seems to run arbitrary commands as a user I have to use runcmd and sudo -u <username> <cmd> 
[18:19] <holmanb> jw4: it depends exactly what you are looking for, but besides runcmd and write_files/scripts_user and the distro-specific package modules, there are also the CI modules [salt/puppet/chef] which might provide the flexibility you are looking for
[18:20] <holmanb>  I've been considering a adding a potential ansible module at some point, since I have a bit of experience with that flavour of CI
[18:20] <jw4> thanks @holmanb - I didn't know about scripts_user - looking now; otherwise ansible might be nice
[18:24] <jw4> Is there an example of how to use script_users? Do the scripts run as user rather than root?
[18:24] <jw4> s/script_users/scripts_user/
[18:33] <holmanb> jw4: docs on the scripts_user docs are pretty sparse, and honestly I haven't used it so I would have to dig at it a bit, sorry
[18:33] <jw4> no worries... thanks for the suggestions!
[18:34] <holmanb> of course
[18:57] <slingamn> falcojr: so actually the only reference i could find in CONTRIBUTING.md that seemed relevant was this: "only function annotations or comment annotations are supported, as the variable annotations specified in PEP-526 were introduced in Python 3.6"
[18:57] <slingamn> which suggested to me that a version earlier than 3.6 is still supported, hence it not being possible to use variable annotations
[18:59] <falcojr> slingamn: thanks, you're right. I'll get that updated
[18:59] <slingamn> <3