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WIP: Add python3 and virtual environment support #8
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WIP: Add python3 and virtual environment support #8
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augeaus module was removed from core Puppet in version 6. match puppet version requirement in metadata.json by requiring augeas_core
service_provider fact supported in stdlib since version 4.10.0
Newer python setuptools installs to /usr/local/bin ???
This reverts commit bff20c6.
This looks great - as you might have guessed based on the recent updates I don't use yas3fs anymore, but am happy to merge this and upload it to the forge. Based on your todo it looks like I should probably wait until after the rEADME is updated too. If there's anything I can help with just let em know and I'm happy to. Thanks again! |
@pcfens Thanks for the feedback. Busy with other tasks as work (Use this in production deployment, so this is work stuff). But I will see if I can update some Readme and documentation by the end of November, and maybe by that time others can provide some feedback. I tried to keep compatibility but some times need to move on. May need to bump major version 1.0.0 to reflect some breakage. I need to review myself what I wrote. |
As this change breaks current expected behavior a major version bump is appropriate. 1.0.0 does not mean production ready. Use at own risk.
Updated documentation and README.md. |
Provides support for python3 and installing yas3fs into virtual environment,
as to not conflict with system python which maybe managed by vendor pip packages.
I have tested on RHEL7 and RHEL8.
I worked on this and then let it sit for a while, but it has been running on
a dev RHEL7 machine for a while now. I think it is ready for some wider testing.
Please provide some feedback.
I will try not to push any breaking changes, but it does not hurt to point to a commit id,
if you do not want anything to break on your systems.