Feedback testing on OpenStack Ubuntu deployment #19
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Quick reminder on how to download also the submodule ansible-conda See jupyterhub#12
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@zonca Thanks! 🍪 |
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Great, thanks!
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No need for the user to set it beforehand, this was probably due to jupyterhub#10, closes jupyterhub#12
On recent Ubuntu releases, /usr/bin/python is Python 3
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completed my testing, the biggest issue I found is related to the conda path, opened an issue about that #20, I think it would be interesting to investigate that more. the other change is that I set ansible up to use the Then I have other minor changes, |
This reverts commit ba1fba1.
No need to manually install python 2.7 anymore
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| - Checkout the latest version of the repository including the ``ansible-conda`` submodule:: | ||
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The easiest way to do this is git clone --recursive, rather than three commands.
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Excellent, thanks @zonca! |
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thanks @minrk , do you want me to split this PR in smaller more focused PRs? |
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Nope, I think this one is AOK as-is. Is there anything else you want to cover here before merge (since it's still marked WIP)? If not, I'm happy to merge this now. |
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Great, yes, I'm done |
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Thanks @zonca 🍰 🍪 |
Still work in progress, just wanted to open this in case I don't come back to this for a while...
I'm testing the ansible deployment on our OpenStack at SDSC on Ubuntu 16.04, sending feedback as I go.