fixing condas strange exit code and json stdout outputs#12
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shaoran wants to merge 2 commits intoUDST:masterfrom
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fixing condas strange exit code and json stdout outputs#12shaoran wants to merge 2 commits intoUDST:masterfrom
shaoran wants to merge 2 commits intoUDST:masterfrom
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Sometimes you want to conda install a bunch of packages at once
and for some of them you have a version restriction, like
- name: installing conda packages
conda:
name: "{{ item }}"
with_items:
- pandas
- pyqt=4.11.4
- chardet
The version evaluation is not done yet
The conda version I was using did not behave as it was exepcted by this module. conda list --json returns two different structures depending on whether the package was initially installed by "pip". I had the following problem: I wanted to make sure than some packages are installed: - name: Installing packages conda: name=pip The very first time that this was executed conda list --json returned a json structure that was not expected. If you manually installed pip with conda, then the have the regular structure. I ran constantly into these kind of issues. I've been deploying conda on several machines and not once they have failed.
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Hi, thanks for this PR, sorry for taking so long to review. It looks like this had some conflicts with #14, could you resolve those and make sure this still works as expected? |
Author
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At the moment I'm a little bit busy, I'll do that at the weekend. |
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The conda version I was using did not behave as it was exepcted by this
module.
conda list --json returns two different structures depending on whether
the package was initially installed by "pip".
I had the following problem: I wanted to make sure than some packages
are installed:
conda: name=pip
The very first time that this was executed conda list --json returned a
json structure that was not expected. If you manually installed pip with
conda, then the have the regular structure.
I ran constantly into these kind of issues. I've been deploying conda on
several machines and not once they have failed.
Sometimes you want to conda install a bunch of packages at once
and for some of them you have a version restriction, like
conda:
name: "{{ item }}"
with_items: