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Give each ansible-runner task its own virtualenv #403
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We currently share a base virtualenv among ansible-runner tasks, into which we install ansible, datadog callbacks, ara and requirements for all ansible-runners. This is problematic because 1) ansible-runners that do not run as root require sudo access to update the virtualenv 2) we can potentially end up with version conflicts among dependencies Instead, this sets up isolated virtualenvs for each runner task, each with their own callbacks, dependency set, etc. Closes-issue: BonnyCI/projman#242 Signed-off-by: Adam Gandelman <adamg@ubuntu.com>
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+1 from me, but I think this could use a second set of eyes before approving.
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We currently share a base virtualenv among ansible-runner tasks, into
which we install ansible, datadog callbacks, ara and requirements for
all ansible-runners. This is problematic because 1) ansible-runners
that do not run as root require sudo access to update the virtualenv
2) we can potentially end up with version conflicts among dependencies
Instead, this sets up isolated virtualenvs for each runner task, each with
their own callbacks, dependency set, etc.
Closes-issue: BonnyCI/projman#242
Signed-off-by: Adam Gandelman adamg@ubuntu.com