install pyOpenSSL package more dynamically #25
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RHEL8 cannot install the python3 version of pyOpenSSL with that name. You must use "python3-pyOpenSSL" to install for RHEL8. Adding a fact to python_2_3_test.yml to define which package name to use for pyOpenSSL: keycloak_dep_pyOpenSSL Changing package install for dependencies to use the fact that we set in the python_2_3_test.yml task. Resolves: issue nkinder#24 nkinder#24
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CI is currently failing due to this issue: |
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@nkinder I think downgrading and version locking may be the only solution until it's fixed. I tried a manual downgrade but, that didn't work either. Now F29 is the failing version that the workaround doesn't seem to work on. Question though, should we still be testing Fedora 28 and 29? Or should we be on 30 and 31? |
Good call. We should move up to Fedora 30 and 31. |
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Ok, so my second commit seems to work around the failure in issue #22 The question now is do we really want to keep that or just keep the update to Fedora 30 and 31? |
Attempting to work around CI failures from issue nkinder#22. Also moving test distros from Fedora 28 and 29 to 30 and 31. TODO: remove workaround when distros fixed Firewalld Issue: firewalld/firewalld#519 Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1754029
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It looks like it affects Fedora 30 and 31 as well with a fix waiting in rawhide for 32. I asked in the firewall issue if it would make it in sooner. I also updated the Dockerfile template and commit message in the update here: Is there a way to mark the PR with a TODO? I don't see a label for it now. |
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@nkinder should I update travis/molecule to fedora 32/33 here and check that the workaround to the firewall issue is no longer needed before merging this? I'm guessing that is no longer needed but, I'm not 100% sure. |
RHEL8 cannot install the python3 version of pyOpenSSL with that name.
You must use "python3-pyOpenSSL" to install for RHEL8.
Adding a fact to python_2_3_test.yml to define which package name to
use for pyOpenSSL: keycloak_dep_pyOpenSSL
Changing package install for dependencies to use the fact that we set
in the python_2_3_test.yml task.
Resolves: issue #24
#24