Tag: vagrant
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The Day Claude Code Got Creative With Legacy Python
My code is modern Python with strict typing that needs 3.10+. The targets were a fleet of field devices stuck on Python 3.6, no internet access, and a main application that depends on that 3.6 staying exactly as it is. Here's how Claude Code talked its way out of that corner - and how it proved the plan worked before I let it near a real device.
Running Python 3.12 on Ubuntu 18.04 without touching apt
A fleet of field devices stuck on Ubuntu 18.04 and Python 3.6.9 needed a business application requiring Python 3.10+. No OS upgrade, no apt, no compiler, no internet access from the device, and no changes to the system Python - built on the Ansible controller and pushed over the SSH connection already in place.
Vagrant Issues Again
Updated:Following some more system updates, it looks like updates to ruby continue to break vagrant. I thought I'd try a different approach. Can vagrant work with
Vagrant Error after Updates
After applying updates, I got an error trying to bring up a vagrant host. Error message given during initialization: Unable to resolve dependency: user req
Vagrant and Ansible
Updated:Using Vagrant you can automatically deploy a Virtual Machine on almost any virtual platform, VMware, Virtual Box, and QEMU/KVM (libvirt). It works similarl