Closed acehead closed 5 years ago
While running role on CentOS 7.6 i've identified that the set of built-in dependencies is insufficient to get Patroni installed.
Setting values as follows helped to solve the issue. Please consider adjusting role to reflect those changes
patroni_system_packages: - { name: "gcc", state: "present" } - { name: "python-devel", state: "present" } - { name: "epel-release", state: "present" } - { name: "python2-pip", state: "present" } - { name: "python-psycopg2", state: "present" } - { name: "jq", state: "present" } patroni_pip_packages: - { name: "pip", state: "latest", umask: "0022" } - { name: "setuptools", state: "latest", umask: "0022" } - { name: "patroni[{{ patroni_dcs }}]", state: "present", umask: "0022" }
Thank you. Will take a closer look at this matter soon.
@acehead I've prepared the fix. Would be great if you could test it on your environment.
Just tried, works great, thanks for a quick response!
While running role on CentOS 7.6 i've identified that the set of built-in dependencies is insufficient to get Patroni installed.
Setting values as follows helped to solve the issue. Please consider adjusting role to reflect those changes