
Ansible doesn't seem to correctly configure python interpreter while running in a virtual environment and defaults to the system wide installation. This can lead to missing dependencies and/or version mismatch issues. This change adds automatic configuration of ansible_python_interpreter value based on VENV environment variable for each of the roles provided by bifrost. Change-Id: I0bc6a0ee7519bca0fe81eb74349427681269a740
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20 lines
694 B
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# Global options
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bifrost_venv_dir: "{{ lookup('env', 'VENV') or '/opt/stack/bifrost' }}"
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bifrost_venv_env:
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VIRTUAL_ENV: "{{ bifrost_venv_dir }}"
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PATH: "{{ bifrost_venv_dir }}/bin:{{ ansible_env.PATH }}" # include regular path via lookup env
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enable_venv: true
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skip_install: false
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source_install: false
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ansible_python_interpreter: "{{ bifrost_venv_dir + '/bin/python3' if enable_venv | bool else '/usr/bin/python3' }}"
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# Pip options
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extra_args:
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pip_install_retries: 5
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pip_install_delay: 10
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reqs_git_folder: /opt/stack/requirements
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state: present
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version:
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upper_constraints_file: "{{ lookup('env', 'UPPER_CONSTRAINTS_FILE') | default(reqs_git_folder + '/upper-constraints.txt', True) }}"
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