pyenv

Install/Configure and manage pyenv

Supported Operating Systems

• • EL 6
• • EL 7
• • Debian jessie
• • Debian stretch
• • Debian buster
• • Ubuntu trusty
• • Ubuntu xenial
• • Ubuntu bionic

Role Variables

Defaults

• See the defaults

pyenv_git_version

• The git version of pyenv to install. Default: master

pyenv_git_update

• Whether or not to upgrade pyenv when ansible runs. Default: true

pyenv_root

• The full path to where pyenv will be installed. Default: /opt/pyenv

pyenv_profiled_script

• The full path to the profile script that activates pyenv. Default: /etc/profile.d/pyenv.sh

pyenv_user

• The user for PYENV_ROOT. Default: root

pyenv_group

• The group for PYENV_ROOT. Default: root

pyenv_install_these_pythons

• A list of pythons to install. Default:

- 2.6.9
- 2.7.15
- 3.4.8
- 3.5.5
- 3.6.6
- 3.7.0

Dependencies

• None

Example with custom params

---

- name: An example playbook
  hosts: all

  roles:
    - role: codylane.pyenv
      pyenv_root: /var/lib/jenkins/.pyenv
      pyenv_user: jenkins
      pyenv_group: jenkins
      pyenv_install_these_pythons:
        - 2.6.9
        - 2.7.15
        - 3.7.0

License

MIT

Ansible Testing Requirements

• We use the awesome invoke python library of wrapping how we test.

• Molecule is being as a test harness but we use invoke to provide some additional bootstraping.

• We first setup our test environment, install pyenv, some pythons, our test requirements... etc.

.jenkins/init-pyenv

When testing in travis

travis usage .jenkins/run-pyenv 'invoke travis -h'

Usage: inv[oke] [--core-opts] travis [--options] [other tasks here ...]

Docstring:
  Run our tests but help travis along

Options:
  -d, --[no-]destroy
  -p, --[no-]pty
  -s, --scenario

• Here is an example of testing just the default molecule role

.jenkins/run-pyenv 'invoke travis'

• See .travis.yml for more info

Author Information

• Cody Lane