Fix service tests to handle Python version-dependent issues by optimizing Ansible runner import strategy #4916
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Description
This PR includes a minor logic to avoid to
ansible_runnermodule in the system module in case python version is less than 3.7More information about the motivation of this change can be found in https:/wazuh/wazuh-jenkins/issues/6238#issuecomment-1927362809
Build: https://ci.wazuh.info/job/Test_service/7281/
Warning
This is only a temporal fix. We should troubleshoot this issue in the future creating a more flexible framework