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When installing an sdist, setup.py is invoked on the machine you're installing on. We extract the version from a git tag, but the repo is not included in the sdist. The git describe --long command will silently fail and cause the installed package to report version 0.0.0.0.
* containerization:
Updating make targets for fixes to bringing cluster up and svcs
Adding Makefile targets for local builds/deployments
Moving Openshift work to installer directory to reduce conflicts
Support deploying Tower into OpenShift
Implementing containerized tower packaging
* colorize uwsgi and celery logs; DEBUG lines are green, WARN lines
are yellow, ERROR lines (and tracebacks) are red
* pretty-print fact callback receiver JSON
* simplify the uwsgi log format so it's more legible
This moves the container-based code location and venvs.
The goal here is that the paths of Tower source for isolated
vs normal nodes matches (both in prod and local development) so that we
don't have to add a bunch of additional bwrap argument logic for
<location-of-isolated-tower-venv>.
* Increase total number of celery jobs to match what we are currently
supporting in production with very large instances
* Make sure celery in the development environment also uses fair
scheduling without prefetching
I was upgrading virtualenv for good measure in 4545fc1da1488bb1623de82ad19f78702bd6df62, but didnt foresee it causing problems. I was wrong. Worked for everything except Trusty builds.
* rampart_groups_setup_playbook:
Updating changelog for Instance Groups
Fix an incorrect reference on instance group jobs list
Purge remaining references to rampart groups
Simplify can_access for instance groups on job templates
Adding Instance Group permissions and tests
Increase test coverage for task scheduler inventory updates
Exit logic fixes for instance group tools
View Fixes for instance groups
new view to allow associations but no creations
Updating acceptance documentation and system docs
Updating unit tests for task manager refactoring
Update views and serializers to support instance group (ramparts)
Implementing models for instance groups, updating task manager
Updating the setup playbook to support instance group installation
Add nginx to server start and switch back to first tmux win
Fix an issue where the local queue wouldn't use the rabbitmq name
* includes top level views for instances and instance groups and
extending those views to be able to view running jobs
* Associative endpoints on Organizations, Inventories, and Job
Templates
* Related and summary field entries where appropriate
* Adding job model references to executing instance group
* Fix up default queue properties for clustering from the settings file
* Update production and default settings for instance queues in settings
* New InstanceGroup model and associative relationship with Instances
* Associative instances between Organizations, Inventory, and Job
Templates and InstanceGroups
* Migrations for adding fields and tables for Instance Groups
* Adding activity stream reference for instance groups
* Task Manager Refactoring:
** Simplifying task manager relationships and move away from the
interstitial hash tables
** Simplify dependency determination logic
** Reduce task manager runtime complexity by removing the partial
references and moving the logic into the task manager directly or
relying on Job model logic for determinism
* Dynamic Inventory Source
Template against ansible 2.3 dynamic inventory sources.
The major change is removal of `rax.py`. Most upstream scripts except
`foreman.py` has quite trivial coding style changes, or minor functional
extensions that does not affect Tower inventory update runs.
`foreman.py`, on the other hand, went through quite a major refactoring,
but functionalities stay the same.
Major python dependency updates include apache-libcloud (1.3.0 -->
2.0.0), boto (2.45.0 --> 2.46.1) and shade (1.19.0 --> 1.20.0). Minor
python dependency updates include indirect updates via `pip-compile`,
which are determined by base dependencies.
Some minor `task.py` extensions:
- `.ini` file for ec2 has one more field `stack_filter=False`, which
reveals changes in `ec2.py`.
- `.ini` file for cloudforms will catch these four options from
`source_vars_dict` of inventory update: `'version', 'purge_actions',
'clean_group_keys', 'nest_tags'`. These four options have always been
available in `cloudforms.py` but `cloudforms.ini.example` has not
mentioned them until the latest version. For consistency with upstream
docs, we should make these fields available for tower user to customize.
- YAML file of openstack will catch ansible options `use_hostnames`,
`expand_hostvars` and `fail_on_errors` from `source_vars_dict` of
inventory update as a response to issue #6075.
* Remove Rackspace support
Supports of Rackspace as both a dynamic inventory source and a cloud
credential are fully removed. Data migrations have been added to support
arbitrary credential types feature and delete rackspace inventory
sources.
Note also requirement `jsonschema` has been moved from
`requirements.txt` to `requirements.in` as a primary dependency to
reflect it's usage in `/main/fields.py`.
Connected issue: #6080.
* `pexpect` major update
`pexpect` stands at the very core of our task system and underwent a
major update from 3.1 to 4.2.1. Although verified during devel, please
still be mindful of any suspicious issues on celery side even after this
PR gets merged.
* Miscellaneous
- requests now explicitly declared in `requirements.in` at version 2.11.1
in response to upstream issue
- celery: 3.1.17 -> 3.1.25
- django-extensions: 1.7.4 -> 1.7.8
- django-polymorphic: 0.7.2 -> 1.2
- django-split-settings: 0.2.2 -> 0.2.5
- django-taggit: 0.21.3 -> 0.22.1
- irc: 15.0.4 -> 15.1.1
- pygerduty: 0.35.1 -> 0.35.2
- pyOpenSSL: 16.2.0 -> 17.0.0
- python-saml: 2.2.0 -> 2.2.1
- redbaron: 0.6.2 -> 0.6.3
- slackclient: 1.0.2 -> 1.0.5
- tacacs_plus: 0.1 -> 0.2
- xmltodict: 0.10.2 -> 0.11.0
- pip: 8.1.2 -> 9.0.1
- setuptools: 23.0.0 -> 35.0.2
- (requirements_ansible.in only)kombu: 3.0.35 -> 3.0.37
* release_3.1.3: (52 commits)
ack fact scan messages
making ldap user/group search fields into codemirror instances
removing UI parsing for LDAP User and Group Search fields
Allow exception view to accept all valid HTTP methods.
Restore ability of parsing extra_vars string for provisioning callback.
Fix up backup/restore role broken in f7a8e45809758322d9ee41c5305850dd70ed5faf
Stop / start ansible-tower-service during restores
value_to_python should encode lookup fields as ascii
fix brace interpolation on standard out pane
Adjust some hardcoded usages of 'awx' to use 'aw_user' and 'aw_group'.
Pull Spanish updates from Zanata
Temporarily grant awx user createdb role
Stop giving ownership of backups to postgres
don't display chunked lines'
Add dropdown li truncation with ellipsis
CTiT -> adhoc modules should allow the user to add new modules
Remove task that was replacing the supervisor systemd tmp file
Fix failing supervisorctl commands on RH-based distros
Give ownership of the supervisor socket to awx
Setting for external log emissions cert verification
...
These macros were intended to pull the version and release from a python file if they werent passed in with --define, but /usr/bin/python is not available at this point in the build process. I'm not sure when or if this ever worked. Perhaps before we were using mock.
This approach also works for our Brew builds, as we cannot specify a macro value at build time.
This looks pretty hairy, but essentially it's just re-invoking `pip download` with `--no-deps` so that I can record the name of the local archives that are created.
I had to pull the git urls out of the main requirements files because in order to install offline (--no-index), we need pip to install from local package archives rather than cloning repo.
The weird `cat` thing going on in the Makefile is because we need to install everything as part of a single `pip install` transaction. Without this, installing only requirements_git.txt will result in dependencies getting unintentionally updated.
For some reason -I wasn't cutting it. Even though we were trying to install pip 8.1.2, this was happening:
Collecting pip==8.1.2
Using cached pip-8.1.2-py2.py3-none-any.whl
Installing collected packages: pip
Successfully installed pip-9.0.1
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Renamed npm scripts to reflect what they are actually doing. Nothing is being built here!
- Not sure why the default django_host was 0.0.0.0…
- Removed unnecessary logic from build-docker-cid
A couple reasons for this:
- The command for generating the API l10n files is currently broken, and I want to get the translation folks looking at the UI ASAP.
- These things require different environments:
- Generating the UI files requires Grunt, which is only available *before* packaging. We generate the static files before invoking mock or pbuilder.
- Generating the API files requires Django, which is only available inside the virtual environment. This will likely need to be invoked somewhere inside of the install playbooks.
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/8784071/
While renaming the policy would have been a “cleaner” solution, this would create a scenario where our setup playbooks would need to check for the policy by it’s old name before installing the new one. Updating the filename to reflect the policy name is the least invasive and risky change.
