vagrant provision currently broken

[zackgalbreath]

I see the following error when running vagrant up:

TASK: [romanesco | install girder plugin (also builds web client)] ************ 
...
pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: The 'six==1.9.0' distribution was not found and is required by girder

Looks like requirement mismatch between romanesco & girder. I think the correct fix here is to update the version of girder available from pip.

[zackgalbreath]

To be more clear, romanesco is installing six v1.10.0, while girder seems to want 1.9.0. It looks like girder has also moved to 1.10.0, hence my recommendation of a version upgrade for pip-installable girder.

[jeffbaumes]

I believe @danlamanna has seen this. Is there a fix yet?

[zachmullen]

We are due for a new girder release, I'll try and make that happen today.

[curtislisle]

Dan has generated a patch that I’ve been using in the meantime. I do a clone, then patch, then do vagrant up, generally. Patch attached in the meantime.

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[chinchliff]

there are similar issues with most of the other dependencies as well (e.g. requests, Mako, others). @curtislisle i didn't see a patch attached... am i just overlooking it? anyway i went into the vm and manually updated /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/girder-1.4.1-py2.7.egg-info/requires.txt to match https://github.com/girder/girder/blob/114b5dda576bc0611617a92f88942f3a55dabe7d/requirements.txt, and now the vagrant provisioning seems to be working and i can pull up a running arbor instance on localhost:9080

[curtislisle]

@chinchliff , congrats on getting your instance working! Sorry you had to open the hood and tweak the internal dependencies. I burned in the previously mentioned patch to the "pin_girder_and_romanesco" branch of this repository, fixing the versions to avoid python six dependency issues. For now, I use this branch when initializing new instances. I plan to continue this approach through for the next two months to have stable instance for Arbor use. In the meantime, Kitware is re-engineering an improved architecture with more type management support. I don't plan to switch our instances over until after the end of April.

[chinchliff]

Thanks for the update curt!
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@chinchliff https://github.com/chinchliff , congrats on getting your
instance working! Sorry you had to open the hood and tweak the internal
dependencies. I burned in the previously mentioned patch to the
"pin_girder_and_romanesco" branch of this repository, fixing the versions
to avoid python six dependency issues. For now, I use this branch when
initializing new instances. I plan to continue this approach through for
the next two months to have stable instance for Arbor use. In the meantime,
Kitware is re-engineering an improved architecture with more type
management support. I don't plan to switch our instances over until after
the end of April.

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[danlamanna]

This has been fixed in master.