sudoers modules should reference python3

[genebean]

Newer distros don't ship with a python executable, just a python3 one (Pop!_OS 22.04 is an example). It seems to me that

ansible-sudoers/plugins/modules/sudoers.py

Line 1 in b3cf461

#!/usr/bin/env python

should be updated to look for python3.

[JonEllis]

Thanks for the feedback.

If I do that, then it'll no longer allow those without python3 to run it.
I've only ever run it through a virtual env, in which python will resolve to the version configured for that virtualenv.

Also, this module has since been included in the community.general collection (which had better visibility, so has further improvements like rule validation).

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/devel/collections/community/general/sudoers_module.html

[genebean]

Ah, good to know on both the virtual env bit and inclusion in general. I’ll try using it from there and see it “just works”

[preved911]

If I do that, then it'll no longer allow those without python3 to run it.

So, can we just remove python executable definition from module? I tested it in my case with python3 host, and it works well.