Ansible and FreeBSD don't agree who should decide the default python interpreter #29
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Ansible gained support for automatically picking a sane Python version a while ago, but FreeBSD has meta ports/packages for the default Python, Python 2.x and Python 3.x versions installing symlinks to the correct version for ages. While Ansible works just fine going through the FreeBSD symlink to the default Python version its own autodetection magic knows which path it should've autodetected. If the per group/host interpreter path doesn't match it writes an annoying warning on every invocation.