It does. From your description, it sounds like the RHEL repository
has a packageset that's generating conflicts in your install. the
update_cache is likely just making the error in the repository
visible.
CentOS and RHEL pull from different repositories and don't always have
the same set of packages at the same time (and you could also have
different packages installed on the two machines which complicates
things further).
A better test for diagnosing this would be whether using yum from the
commandline (or via ansible's command module) on the RHEL box does the
same thing or a different thing from the ansible command.
-Toshio
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