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zuul-jobs/roles/install-if-python/tasks/main.yaml
Monty Taylor b493ca62dd Add general sphinx and reno jobs and role
Sphinx jobs and reno jobs need basically the same thing for
dependencies. So make a new role, ensure-sphinx, which is
parameterizable enough that it can be used by both reno and sphinx jobs.

Make build jobs for both releasenotes and sphinx docs, as both of these
things are perfectly valid things to do in both OpenStack and
non-OpenStack contexts. We'll add an openstack specific job in
openstack-zuul-jobs that uses these as parents but adds the requirements
repo and constraints file settings.

Some of the pip commands here can be improved once
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/33098 lands and is released,
which would allow specifying --user and -c as parameters to the pip
module.

Change-Id: Idd7caf7d88b56d61872906027b4ce7d743572ded
Needed-By: I57de14580f39b9e1c11a587b51b44b61b02c84da
2017-11-20 17:59:28 -06:00

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# TODO(mordred) rework tox-siblings so it can be used here - probably by
# making it take a parameter as to what path to python/pip to use.
- name: Find Constraints File
include_role:
name: find-constraints
- name: Check to see if the project is a python project
find:
paths: "{{ zuul_work_dir }}"
patterns:
- setup.cfg
- setup.py
register: found_python_files
when: install_package
# Installing the directory with the constraints flag can hit into problems
# with conflicting values between constraints and current project. So look
# for a requirements.txt file so we can install it directly.
- name: Check to see if the project has a requirements.txt file
stat:
get_checksum: false
get_mime: false
get_md5: false
path: "{{ zuul_work_dir }}/requirements.txt"
register: requirements_file
- name: Install requirements if they exist
pip:
chdir: "{{ zuul_work_dir }}"
virtualenv: "{{ ansible_user_dir }}/.venv"
requirements: requirements.txt
extra_args: "{{ upper_constraints|default(omit) }}"
register: requirements_install
when:
- install_package
- found_python_files.matched
- requirements_file.stat.exists
failed_when:
- error_on_failure is defined
- error_on_failure
- requirements_install|failed
# Try installing current repo in case it needs to be available for
# example for version number calculation. Ignore any failures here.
- name: Install the project if it is a Python project
pip:
chdir: "{{ zuul_work_dir }}"
virtualenv: "{{ ansible_user_dir }}/.venv"
name: .
extra_args: --no-deps
when:
- install_package
- found_python_files.matched
register: install_package_results
failed_when:
- error_on_failure is defined
- error_on_failure
- install_package_results|failed