[SPARK-32363][PYTHON][BUILD] Fix flakiness in pip package testing in Jenkins #29117
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We can backport it if there are similar issues going in other branches as well. Let's wait and see. Merged to master. |
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…g in Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR backports #29117 to branch-3.0 as the flakiness was found in branch-3.0 too: #29201 (comment) and #29201 (comment) This PR proposes: - ~~Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test~~ - ~~Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first.~~ - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. ~~(I think) #29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back.~~ (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. ~~In addition, #29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell.~~ Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes #29215 from HyukjinKwon/SPARK-32363-3.0. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: Dongjoon Hyun <dongjoon@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins ### What changes were proposed in this pull request? This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. ### Why are the changes needed? To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change? No, dev-only. ### How was this patch tested? Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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…Jenkins This PR proposes: - Don't use `--user` in pip packaging test - Pull `source` out of the subshell, and place it first. - Exclude user sitepackages in Python path during pip installation test to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins. (I think) apache#29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying `--user` but it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back. (I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test. In addition, apache#29116 also added some fallback logics of `conda (de)activate` and `source (de)activate` because Conda prefers to use `conda (de)activate` now per the official documentation and `source (de)activate` doesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was that `source` loads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pulls `source` out of the subshell. Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation. To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins. No, dev-only. Jenkins tests should test it out. Closes apache#29117 from HyukjinKwon/debug-conda. Authored-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org> Signed-off-by: HyukjinKwon <gurwls223@apache.org>
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
This PR proposes:
--userin pip packaging testsourceout of the subshell, and place it first.to address the flakiness of the pip packaging test in Jenkins.
(I think) #29116 caused this flakiness given my observation in the Jenkins log. I had to work around by specifying
--userbut it turned out that it does not properly work in old Conda on Jenkins for some reasons. Therefore, reverting this change back.(I think) the installation at user site-packages affects other environments created by Conda in the old Conda version that Jenkins has. Seems it fails to isolate the environments for some reasons. So, it excludes user sitepackages in the Python path during the test.
In addition, #29116 also added some fallback logics of
conda (de)activateandsource (de)activatebecause Conda prefers to useconda (de)activatenow per the official documentation andsource (de)activatedoesn't work for some reasons in certain environments (see also conda/conda#7980). The problem was thatsourceloads things to the current shell so does not affect the current shell. Therefore, this PR pullssourceout of the subshell.Disclaimer: I made the analysis purely based on Jenkins machine's log in this PR. It may have a different reason I missed during my observation.
Why are the changes needed?
To make the build and tests pass in Jenkins.
Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
No, dev-only.
How was this patch tested?
Jenkins tests should test it out.