There was an issue with pynacl (I think) not having a wheel for the latest version. Despite manually downloading the required (newer) version in a separate pip transaction, pip would still download the old version and try to use it when installing ansible which broke the build.
Signed-off-by: David Galloway <dgallowa@redhat.com>
# the following two methods exist in scripts/build_utils.sh
pkgs=( "ansible" )
-install_python_packages_no_binary "pkgs[@]"
+install_python_packages "pkgs[@]"
# run ansible to do all the tagging and release specifying
# a local connection and 'localhost' as the host where to execute