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The upstream pip provider hard-codes pypi.python.org as the index to search when determining the latest available release of a package. This means puppet won't use our mirrors on the second run of a pip package resource using ensure => latest. This patch adds a new provider that inherits from the upstream one and overrides the latest() method to just use `pip list --outdated` to see what the latest version is. This could potentially be proposed upstream in the future depending on what versions of pip support 'list --outdated' and what systems require support. To use this, package resources currently using the 'pip' provider will have to switch to the 'openstack_pip' provider. Change-Id: I6c24c8f99fb3f879a30d21f38d1ad883f96f7937
30 lines
725 B
Ruby
30 lines
725 B
Ruby
require 'puppet/provider/package'
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require 'net/http'
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require 'xmlrpc/client'
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require 'puppet/util/http_proxy'
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Puppet::Type.type(:package).provide(:openstack_pip, :parent => :pip) do
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desc "Python packages via `pip` with mirrors."
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commands :pip => 'pip'
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def self.outdated
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@outdated ||= pip(['list', '--outdated'])
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end
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def latest
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outdated = self.class.outdated
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if outdated =~ /#{@resource[:name]}/
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latest = outdated.split('-')[1].match('Latest: (.*) ')[1]
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else
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package_info = lazy_pip(['show', @resource[:name]])
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current = package_info.split("\n").select { |line|
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line =~ /^Version/
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}.first.split(': ')[1]
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latest = current
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end
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return latest
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end
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end
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