[00:11] <Yiyi> Hi Chad, thanks for your prompt response. So for centos7 specifically, I wouldn't be able to install any cloud-init version later that 19.4?
[12:46] <JIgnesh> Hello
[12:48] <JIgnesh> How can we use environment variable in cloud config for AWS ec2 instance Ubuntu OS
[15:04] <af_user> world - i do have novice question? i wanted to create a centos cloud-init enable template to use dhcp. it seems straight forward. yum install cloud-init && systemctl enable cloud-init && systemctl restart cloud-init. am i missing something?
[15:10] <af_user> anyone ?
[15:16] <af_user> _leaving quietly_
[17:49] <rjschwei> I need some help please fixing up the tests for https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/1278 thanks.
[17:49] <ubottu> Pull 1278 in canonical/cloud-init "systemctl location" [Open]
[22:12] <blackboxsw> Yiyi: sorry missed this prior ping. There are a number of python3-only constructs in the code that will likely cause you issues running later cloud-init than 19.4 on centos7.  Certainly the stdlib 'typing' module use that we introduced in 2020 in cloud-int I think (would would be cloud-init version 20.3 maybe). There also python 3.5-isms as far as iterable unpacking that would just plain break on python 2.7 .
[22:13] <blackboxsw> So expectation is grabbing latest cloud-init and trying to run on 2.7 will likely cause lots of pain in various configuration modules