As I'm preparing to install a new package via pip on many systems, realize that we should be upgrading pip packages.
Perhaps this is optional, but defaults to enabled.
Would only run if pip, pip2, or pip3 are installed.
Perhaps have an exclude list.
Tentatively if enabled, a new update script is dropped in place. The existing update script would check if the pip update script exists and call it after applying yum package updates.
Would be worth checking for best practices for doing pip updates. As well as if any existing Puppet modules help with this.
billglick
commented
1 year ago
As I'm preparing to install a new package via pip on many systems, realize that we should be upgrading pip packages.
Tentatively if enabled, a new update script is dropped in place. The existing update script would check if the pip update script exists and call it after applying yum package updates.
Would be worth checking for best practices for doing pip updates. As well as if any existing Puppet modules help with this.