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No module named 'flask' #2
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Hi Pradeep, did the Ansibile provisioning complete without errors? It should have installed Flask for you from requirements.txt. Can you try running this command from within the VM/Vagrant and see what version Ansible you have? I think the provision script is pulling down Ansible 2.0 now and that has broken the scripts. I am going to update it for Ansible 2.0 shortly. |
Hi,
And I got error while doing ansible provisioning, not sure whether its major issue. ==> default: TASK [common : Use our custom .profile for bash] ******************************* |
Yes, that is a fatal error that caused the provisioning to stop early. So it didn't get to the other tasks like setting up your virtualenv and python libraries. I will update the scripts for Ansible 2.0, shouldn't take long. |
thanks a lot for the swift response :) |
I just updated it to work with Ansible 2.0 and simplified a few things. Everything should work as expected now, give it a shot. You'll probably want to just Also, mark accepted answer on StackOverflow? :) |
Sure. Thank you very much. Right now I am running the setup. Will get back to you if everything works fine :) On Mon, Mar 21, 2016 at 11:21 PM, Aaron Oxborrow < notifications@github.com [notifications@github.com] > wrote: Also, mark accepted answer on StackOverflow? :) — |
Hi,
Could you please look at this issue? Thanks
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