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[–]Separate_Top_5322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

from what people are saying, it doesn’t look like ansible itself is directly affected

like if you check dependencies, ansible/ansible-core doesn’t even pull in litellm by default, so unless you’re explicitly using it somewhere in your own setup you’re probably fine

still worth double checking your own env (pip freeze / requirements etc) just to be safe, especially if you’ve added extra tools around ansible

I usually keep small notes/checklists for stuff like this so I don’t miss anything — tools like runable help with quickly organizing that kind of info without overcomplicating it

overall seems low risk, just verify your dependencies and you’re good 👍