Closed rmoriz closed 7 years ago
Thanks for the info!
Mmh, another option would be to drop pip
support from the cookbook. I think @merqlove added support for pip
and the python dependency back then. Can you comment on this? Is the python support still required?
Hi, seems that it can work from sources instead.
Best regards, Alexander Merkulov
5 апр. 2017 г., в 18:13, Chris Aumann notifications@github.com написал(а):
Thanks for the info!
Mmh, another option would be to drop pip support from the cookbook. I think @merqlove added support for pip and the python dependency back then. Can you comment on this? Is the python support still required?
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Thank you for looking into this! As far as I'm concerned, we can drop the pip
and python
support completely. All servers I'm operating are recent enough to provide adequate packages.
Okay, I'll do some refactorings and aim for a new major release, are you okay with that?
That would be awesome! If it's something big, try splitting it up into smaller pull-requests or commit early. That makes reviewing a little easier.
Suggestions:
rubocop
with cookstyle
I tried it but too much is broken. Minitest handler is already broken with chef12, many kitchen targets are not on atlas anymore, Gemfile.lock is not there, nor chefdk...
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That would be awesome! If it's something big, try splitting it up into smaller pull-requests or commit early. That makes reviewing a little easier.
Suggestions:
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Hi! Noticed this issue and just wanted to contribute the changes in #45 for moving the pip install to poise-python if you wanted to keep that in the cookbook. Converges successfully under install-source-pip-debian-87, install-source-pip-centos-73 and install-source-pip-ubuntu-1604 (not tested the others but presumably work too)
Closing this in favor of https://github.com/chr4-cookbooks/duplicity_ng/pull/45
the
python
cookbook is deprecated for some years and throws deprecation warnings that it will fail with chef13 (which will be released on April 10th).https://supermarket.chef.io/cookbooks/python
Probably the way to go: migrate to https://supermarket.chef.io/cookbooks/poise-python
see https://github.com/poise/poise-python#upgrading-from-the-python-cookbook