Compare RHEL version as integer when having custom packages#1946
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Fixes yum module being used instead of dnf on RHEL and clones >= 10.
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This fixes yum module being used instead of dnf on RHEL and clones >= 10. Otherwise, as the comparison is made as a string, "10" is always < "8" (and not the expected 10 >= 8).
Despite this, without this fix the playbook still works when the RHEL 10 installation has the appropriate yum wrapper installed, but it's not the best approach to mandate that, and on minimal installs that may not always be the case so the playbook shouldn't depend on it.