Upgrade Ansible

Prompt file imported from ayresfonseca/ansible-runner (.github/prompts/upgrade-ansible.prompt.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

Upgrade the ansible-core upper-bound constraint in the ansible-runner image to <{{arguments}}.

Steps

1. In pyproject.toml, update the ansible-core version constraint under [tool.poetry.dependencies]:

   ansible-core = "<{{arguments}}"

2. Run poetry lock to resolve and regenerate poetry.lock:

   poetry lock

3. Build the Docker image to verify the new ansible-core version installs and all collections remain compatible:

   docker build -t ansible-runner-test .

4. Confirm the installed Ansible version inside the image:

   docker run --rm ansible-runner-test ansible --version

5. Confirm all collections still load without errors:

   docker run --rm ansible-runner-test ansible-galaxy collection list

6. If any step fails (build error, collection conflict, import error), stop and report the failure with the full error output. Do not proceed.

After Verification

Print this checklist:

## Checklist for ansible-core <{{arguments}}

- [ ] Review the diff: `git diff pyproject.toml poetry.lock`
- [ ] Confirm ansible --version output matches expectations
- [ ] Commit: `git commit -am "chore: upgrade ansible-core to <{{arguments}}"`
- [ ] Push, then bump the version with /bump-version and create a GitHub Release to publish the image

The current constraint is <2.21. Do not set the upper bound lower than the currently resolved version — check poetry.lock for the installed version before committing.