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I am currently playing around with pyinfra to see if it can replace my current config managment solution and hit one specific issue, where I want to configure permisions for rootless Podman containers.
Ansible for example, has the containers.podman.podman_unshare become plugin, which makes use of podman-unshare, but on first sight I did not find an easy way to get it done in pyinfra without jumping through some extra hoops.
Also seeing that there are even more available become plugins, I thought it would be great to have an easy way to use other escalation methods in pyinfra as well.
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I am currently playing around with pyinfra to see if it can replace my current config managment solution and hit one specific issue, where I want to configure permisions for rootless Podman containers.
Ansible for example, has the containers.podman.podman_unshare become plugin, which makes use of podman-unshare, but on first sight I did not find an easy way to get it done in pyinfra without jumping through some extra hoops.
Also seeing that there are even more available become plugins, I thought it would be great to have an easy way to use other escalation methods in pyinfra as well.
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