yeah, looks like it got pulled in from ansible-lint (for the tests)
https://github.com/ansible/molecule/actions/runs/5785724537/job/15678953688#step:9:369

I think we should be able to do this without wcmatch though......or at least wait until we get a issue that can';t be resolved without it.

I told @ajinkyau to use wcmatch, that is not an issue. The issue is that we did not declare it as a direct dependency.

Second issue is why it got installed as I doubt we want to install ansible-lint in normal testing environments. I am still looking for a tool that can help us detect missing direct dependencies but i did not find one that works with modern packaging.

ansible-lint is a dep for test........could we remove that?

I'll look into wcamtch, I'm not familiar enough with it to grok what it does above the std lib

related, navigator had a similar issue a while back, where a dep was satisfied only in the tests, this was added as a check

https://github.com/ansible/ansible-navigator/blob/c5a8056c22b73e03686ae8d0655053d42a64f1a0/tox.ini#L115

The goal being to run through some basic functionality, enough to hit the import statements across the codebase to flesh out anything missing in the base reqs

@ssbarnea @cidrblock Since we've removed support for the lint subcommand, I think we can remove ansible-lint as test dependency.
Tested locally and the tests are passing.