This is pretty trivial, but consistency is probably better in this
regard and it does guide you to writing a sentence that is human
parsable, which is the point of it.
Change-Id: Iaab9bb6aec0ad0f1d3cae10364c1f1b37d02801e
I noticed this by accident when I ran ansible-lint over this repo from
an outside context; it didn't use the .yamllint in here and started
compalining about eof whitespace.
After scratching my head for a bit as to why this didn't fail here, I
realised we've allowed various newlines since the initial commit
I936fe2c997597972d884c5fc62655d28e8aaf8c5.
Remove this and just use the default eof rules, and fixup the
whitespace as required. This is fairly unimportant, but is nice for
consistency.
Change-Id: Idb46a1f39ba798b0bf70eaa27b4c6b4758ce3d26
It looks like 9-stream don't want to support virtualenv. Fail the
ensure-virtualenv role on this platform, and account for this in
testing.
People should use ensure-pip and venv which is portable everywhere.
Change-Id: Ifae93c1eeb96792aa26a624574d595d77cb58c4b
This is part of the efforts to remove pip-and-virtualenv from our base
images [1].
There are some users who specifically require the virtualenv command
(perhaps, like dib, they have some code that uses the activate_this.py
mechanisms it provides wich venv does not).
This installs the virtualenv package for the currently running
distribution.
One of the main maintenance issues of pip-and-virtualenv is that tried
to ensure that "virtualenv" created a Python 2 environment always by
default. Now that we have Python 3 only distributions like current
Fedora, this is not something we can continue to do (even if we wanted
to, which we don't).
What owns virtualenv and what it produces in our heterogeneous
environment is messy, and I think the best we can do is document it as
done here.
[1] https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/infra-specs/latest/specs/cleanup-test-node-python.html
Change-Id: I97d8bfb970ed2b5aaa02a0813899014c94994066
