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@jmighion as I mentioned in a [previous comment of mine](https://github.com/ansible-collections/community.general/issues/1806#issuecomment-1331908554): > From what I see, there used to be a problem related to pool IDs; hence, knowing the exact parameters...

@jmighion The reason the module seems to always subscribe to pools for you is that `subscription-manager --consumed` shows: ``` No consumed subscription pools were found. ``` Is your account using...

> Both the host that always shows a change (shows nothing consumed) and the host that the task is idempotent for (shows consumed) show the same for `subscription-manager status`: >...

-label affects_2.9 -label python3

It needs to be rebased to pick up new and updated CI bits.

I'm still not a fan of renaming the plugin files: they are not Python modules, but rather sources loaded/eval'ed by dnf; that said, I'm willing to give this approach a...

> I will test it more, because I updated this PR 3 months ago. No problem, thanks for the work! I'll mark this as draft in the meanwhile, so it's...

Coming back to this: - some of my old notes are still not addressed/answered - wrt my previous review (https://github.com/candlepin/subscription-manager/pull/3134#pullrequestreview-1135944124), it isn't clear to me what was the followup on...

> What specific notes were not addressed/answered? There are still some inline notes open, and what I wrote about them is still valid in the current revision. > There are...

> There are three possible scenarios: > > 1. Classical locking, when `/run/rhsm/cert.pid` is readable/writable > > 2. Environment variable `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR` exists and it is possible to use: `"${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/rhsm/cert.pid"` >...