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Avoid creating a subshell for Server Python requirements installation #2939

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@webbnh webbnh commented Jul 11, 2022

As requested in #2935, here's a separate PR which tweaks a line in server/rpm/pbench-server.spec.j2 to avoid unnecessarily creating a sub-shell when doing the Pip install of the Server Python requirements.

Note, this PR is layered on top of #2938; once that is merged the first of the commits here will "disappear".

@webbnh webbnh added this to the v0.72 milestone Jul 11, 2022
@webbnh webbnh requested review from portante and dbutenhof July 11, 2022 16:08
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Looks good, just needs a rebase to drop the initial commit now that it is already merged.

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webbnh commented Jul 11, 2022

Rebased.

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Ship it!

@portante portante merged commit 38345c6 into distributed-system-analysis:main Jul 11, 2022
@webbnh webbnh deleted the no-pip-subshell branch July 11, 2022 18:56
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