EL9 - Retrieve python3-pyOpenSSL from epel

[austlane]

SUMMARY

With the release of CentOS 9 / RHEL 9. python3-pyOpenSSL has been moved from the AppStream repo to epel.

Currently, attempting to include community.crypto in an el9-based Execution Environment results in failure. This PR corrects the issue using the epel ansible-builder profile documented here ansible/ansible-builder#156

ISSUE TYPE

• Bugfix Pull Request

COMPONENT NAME

bindep dependency resolution

[felixfontein]

Thanks for your contribution! Can you please add a changelog fragment? Thanks.

I'll take a closer look at the PR later.

[austlane]

Incorporated suggested changes from @felixfontein and added a changelog fragment. Should be good to go 👍

[felixfontein]

Did you test the changes on RHEL 9 and/or CentOS Stream 9? The EE base images used in CI are all CentOS Stream 8 based, so they only test part of this.

[felixfontein]

Oh, and could you please rebase and remove the @ from the commit message? Having @felixfontein in there will cause me to get notifications every single time someone pushes this commit to their repo (like when updating their fork of this repo to the latest state once this PR is merged), and I'd prefer not to get that stream of notifications :D

[felixfontein]

@austlane ping - if you want this to appear in the next release please answer soon. I want to do a release today or tomorrow.

[austlane]

@felixfontein rebased with the @ removed!

I have tested this against Centos 9 Stream, which is used in awx-ee.
I have not tested against RHEL9 (as used in the Redhat Ansible Automation Platform), as I do not have a subscription 😢

[felixfontein]

I have not tested against RHEL9 (as used in the Redhat Ansible Automation Platform), as I do not have a subscription cry

Same here ;) I would expect it to behave the same...

[felixfontein]

@austlane thanks a lot for fixing this!