Closed poros closed 9 years ago
Issue https://github.com/Yelp/pyleus/issues/54
The python_interpreter yaml option makes possible to build and run topologies with a different python interpreter than the default one.
python_interpreter
I also substituted the requirements_filename if/else None that was above my new code with a get(), since the logic was the same.
requirements_filename
Change is backward-compatible.
Tested running locally the examples/word_count topology with all python 2.6 and 2.7 combinations (default:2.6, option:2.6; default:2.6, option: 2.7; default:2.7, option: None; etc).
examples/word_count
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lgtm!
Issue https://github.com/Yelp/pyleus/issues/54
The
python_interpreter
yaml option makes possible to build and run topologies with a different python interpreter than the default one.I also substituted the
requirements_filename
if/else None that was above my new code with a get(), since the logic was the same.Change is backward-compatible.
Tested running locally the
examples/word_count
topology with all python 2.6 and 2.7 combinations (default:2.6, option:2.6; default:2.6, option: 2.7; default:2.7, option: None; etc).