ci: tox-lsr 3.17.0 - container test improvements, use ansible 2.20 for fedora 43 [citest_skip]

[richm]

tox-lsr 3.17.0 has some container test improvements - better output, faster runs

Use Ansible 2.20 for qemu/container tests on fedora 43

Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson rmeggins@redhat.com

Summary by Sourcery

Update CI workflows to use newer tox-lsr and Ansible versions and optimize container test execution.

Build:

• Bump tox-lsr dependency from 3.16.0 to 3.17.0 across GitHub Actions workflows.

CI:

• Update Fedora 43 qemu and container test matrix entries to use Ansible Core 2.20.
• Adjust container test job to run the first test with full requirements and callback plugins enabled, then skip them for subsequent tests to speed up execution.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Updates CI workflows to use tox-lsr 3.17.0 and Ansible 2.20 for Fedora 43 test scenarios, and adjusts container test env vars to leverage new tox-lsr behavior for faster, clearer container runs.

Flow diagram for qemu_kvm_integration_tests workflow with tox_lsr_3_17_0 and Ansible_2_20

flowchart TD
  trigger[Push or pull_request event] --> gha_runner[GitHub Actions runner]
  gha_runner --> checkout[Checkout repository]
  checkout --> setup_python[Set up Python environment]
  setup_python --> install_tox_lsr[Install tox-lsr 3.17.0 via pip]
  install_tox_lsr --> configure_env[Configure container and qemu test env vars]
  configure_env --> run_tox[Run tox for qemu/container envlist]
  run_tox --> tox_lsr_core[tox-lsr 3.17.0 core logic]
  tox_lsr_core --> launch_fedora43[Launch Fedora 43 container or VM]
  launch_fedora43 --> install_ansible_2_20[Install Ansible 2.20 in test environment]
  install_ansible_2_20 --> execute_tests[Execute Ansible role tests]
  execute_tests --> collect_output[Collect improved container test output]
  collect_output --> finish[Publish results and complete workflow]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump tox-lsr from 3.16.0 to 3.17.0 across CI workflows.	Update qemu-kvm integration workflow to install tox-lsr 3.17.0 via pip Update ansible-lint workflow to install tox-lsr 3.17.0 Update ansible-managed-var-comment workflow to install tox-lsr 3.17.0 Update ansible-test workflow to install tox-lsr 3.17.0 Update python-unit-test workflow to install tox-lsr 3.17.0	.github/workflows/qemu-kvm-integration-tests.yml .github/workflows/ansible-lint.yml .github/workflows/ansible-managed-var-comment.yml .github/workflows/ansible-test.yml .github/workflows/python-unit-test.yml
Use Ansible 2.20 for Fedora 43 qemu and container scenarios in integration tests.	Change Fedora 43 qemu env from qemu-ansible-core-2-19 to qemu-ansible-core-2-20 Change Fedora 43 container env from container-ansible-core-2-19 to container-ansible-core-2-20 Change Fedora 43 bootc container env from container-ansible-core-2-19 to container-ansible-core-2-20	.github/workflows/qemu-kvm-integration-tests.yml
Adjust container test loop to control new tox-lsr behavior via environment flags for requirements and callback plugins.	Remove LSR_CONTAINER_PROFILE and LSR_CONTAINER_PRETTY overrides from container test step Introduce SKIP_REQUIREMENTS and SKIP_CALLBACK_PLUGINS env vars, forcing them false for the first test run Enable SKIP_REQUIREMENTS and SKIP_CALLBACK_PLUGINS for subsequent tests within the loop to speed up runs	.github/workflows/qemu-kvm-integration-tests.yml

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