kolla-ansible/tests/upgrade.sh
Radosław Piliszek b6d9cf7685 [CI] Fix Debian upgrade
Debian upgrades failed on using the ansible command to remove
chrony service because of broken python autodetection.
This patch uses the same workaround we have in globals-default.j2.
This is not nice long-term but there is no reason to keep the two
out of sync. We should remove this workaround from both places
when the situation fixes itself (possibly with newer Ansible).

Change-Id: I8b7f0c76d55cd31311285ce746acb6335e044470
2021-08-12 19:11:53 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash
set -o xtrace
set -o errexit
# Enable unbuffered output for Ansible in Jenkins.
export PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1
function upgrade {
local ansible_extra_vars
RAW_INVENTORY=/etc/kolla/inventory
# generate self-signed certificates for the optional internal TLS tests
if [[ "$TLS_ENABLED" = "True" ]]; then
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv certificates > /tmp/logs/ansible/certificates
fi
# TODO(mgoddard): Remove this block in the Y cycle after chrony has been
# dropped for a cycle.
# NOTE(mgoddard): Remove the chrony container and install a host chrony
# daemon.
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv chrony-cleanup &> /tmp/logs/ansible/chrony-cleanup
if [[ $(source /etc/os-release && echo $ID) = "centos" ]]; then
chrony_service="chronyd"
ansible_extra_vars=""
else
chrony_service="chrony"
# Force the use of python3 on Debian and Ubuntu remote hosts. These distros
# typically have an unversioned Python interpreter which links to python2.7.
ansible_extra_vars="-e ansible_python_interpreter=/usr/bin/python3"
fi
ansible all -i $RAW_INVENTORY $ansible_extra_vars -m package -a 'name=chrony state=present' -b &> /tmp/logs/ansible/chrony-install
ansible all -i $RAW_INVENTORY $ansible_extra_vars -m service -a 'name='$chrony_service' state=started enabled=yes' -b &>> /tmp/logs/ansible/chrony-install
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv prechecks &> /tmp/logs/ansible/upgrade-prechecks
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv pull &> /tmp/logs/ansible/pull-upgrade
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv upgrade &> /tmp/logs/ansible/upgrade
kolla-ansible -i ${RAW_INVENTORY} -vvv check &> /tmp/logs/ansible/check-upgrade
}
upgrade