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As we move forward with the python build/install simplification, more of the config is being applied in the pip conf, rather than being given as CLI options in each ansible task. This is good for providing a consistent experience, but has side effects for things like the Ansible bootstrap. When bootstrapping Ansible, we want to make use of a specific set of constraints which is not polluted by additional config on the host. We do not want the constraints from the repo server because they happen to include a constraint for Ansible which clashes with our requirement. As such, we only want the native OpenStack upper-constraints. In this patch we use the --isolated CLI option to ignore the host's pip configuration. We also introduce the ability to set extra pip install options by using the PIP_OPTS environment variable. This can be used to set the installation to use an alternative pypi mirror, or for extra links, etc. Change-Id: Ic966bafd04c4c01b3d93851a0e3ec2c1f3312f28 Closes-Bug: #1751316
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OpenStack-Ansible
OpenStack-Ansible is an official OpenStack project which aims to deploy production environments from source in a way that makes it scalable while also being simple to operate, upgrade, and grow.
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