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Under certain circumstances, the pip install of ansible-container can fail in the 'docker' portion, and I am unsure why. No 'ansible-container' script ends up being created.
I think the cause is some other python library in an incompatible version, but I have not been able to determine what, if so.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
pip install -U pip==9.0.3 # workaround for "No module named req"
pip install -U setuptools # gets 39.2 # workaround for find_packages() ...
pip install docker==2.7.0 # yet another workaround
pip install ansible-container[docker]==0.9.2
EXPECTED RESULTS
expect a lot of downloaded packages, and a successful install with 'ansible-container' script present; a good run produces stdout:
@dchsueh if you have system in faulty condition, can you produce pip freeze and attach output here?
I tried few times - seem ok. (Note: I never install ansible-container globally but instead use it in virtual env).
I am not sure - at the beginning I had smth similar on ubuntu, when older (or newer) docker-compose was installed, because both have dependency on docker.
I too am running into this issue. What's strange is that this only seems to be happening when using a dockerfile or ansible-container. Manually spawning a container and then executing the commands by typing them in doesn't seem to trigger this issue. I've tested on both CentOS and Alpine Linux and got the same results.
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ISSUE TYPE
container.yml
OS / ENVIRONMENT
SUMMARY
Under certain circumstances, the pip install of ansible-container can fail in the 'docker' portion, and I am unsure why. No 'ansible-container' script ends up being created.
I think the cause is some other python library in an incompatible version, but I have not been able to determine what, if so.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
EXPECTED RESULTS
expect a lot of downloaded packages, and a successful install with 'ansible-container' script present; a good run produces stdout:
ACTUAL RESULTS
a failing run will produce rc==0, stdout:
and stderr:
and no 'ansible-container' script, only the 'conductor' script
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