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This pull request addresses a compatibility issue within the cephadm Ansible role, specifically concerning Debian Trixie. It modifies a task that cleans up old Ceph keys, making its execution conditional on the Debian major version. This change ensures that the role functions correctly across different Debian releases, preventing unintended operations on newer versions while maintaining support for older ones.

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  • Debian Trixie Compatibility: The cephadm role has been updated to correctly handle Debian Trixie by conditionally executing the apt_key cleanup task only on Debian Bookworm (version 12) or older. This prevents potential issues on newer Debian releases.
  • Conditional Key Cleanup: The task responsible for cleaning up old Ceph keys (apt_key with ID E84AC2C0460F3994) now includes a when condition, ensuring it only runs if ansible_distribution_major_version is less than or equal to 12.
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Fixes: #190

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This pull request fixes an issue for running the cephadm role on Debian Trixie by adding a condition to a task that uses the deprecated apt_key module. While the change works for Debian, the condition used has the side effect of disabling the task on all Ubuntu versions. I've provided a review comment with a suggested code change to make the condition more robust and explicit for both Debian and Ubuntu, preventing potential issues on older supported Ubuntu releases. I've also suggested simplifying the task name for better readability.

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