A yum repository for the scratch build of ansible-collection-microsoft-sql-2.5.0-1.el9 (task 65972910) is available at: https://brew-task-repos.engineering.redhat.com/repos/scratch/spetrosi/ansible-collection-microsoft-sql/2.5.0/1.el9/ You can install the rpms locally by putting this .repo file in your /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory: https://brew-task-repos.engineering.redhat.com/repos/scratch/spetrosi/ansible-collection-microsoft-sql/2.5.0/1.el9/ansible-collection-microsoft-sql-2.5.0-1.el9-scratch.repo

.New variables in the `microsoft.sql.server` system role: `mssql_tools_versions` and `mssql_tls_self_sign` A new package `mssql-tools18` brings some functionality, which is not backwards-compatible with the previous versions of the `mssql-tools` package. Therefore the following variables have been introduced to the `microsoft.sql.server` system role to adapt to the changes: * `mssql_tools_versions` (list, defaults to version 18): Enables you to install different versions of `mssql-tools`. * `mssql_tls_self_sign` (boolean): Enables you to specify whether the certificates that you use are self-signed or not. Applicable when you also set the `mssql_tls_enable: true` variable. [IMPORTANT] ==== With `mssql-tools18`, if you use self-signed TLS certificates, you have to set `mssql_tls_self_sign: true` and set the `-C` flag in the `sqlcmd` command-line utility so that you certificates can be trusted. ==== As a result, you can use these configurations to install `mssql_tools` version 17; 18; or both in parallel. For more details, see the resources in the `/usr/share/ansible/roles/microsoft.sql-server/` directory.