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python: flux-sched doesn't configure on CORAL #636
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OK. Turns out |
Hmm. That's an interesting behavior. The flux-sched configure is still set to check for 2.7+. Did you happen to configure flux-core against py3.7? My suspicion is that flux-sched is attempting to configuring itself against the same python that core was configured against (which is probably the behavior that we want to enforce.....error message could be better though). |
No when I tested this, I configured flux-core against py3.6...
How does flux-sched figure this out though? |
Do you know which py3.6 interpreter you were using? I'd like to try and reproduce this. In flux-framework/flux-core#2881, it looks like the system-installed 3.6 failed for you. Did you use a python 3.6 in your home directory?
This little bit of m4/python/flux magic (credit goes to @grondo):
So to be precise, flux-sched tries to configure itself with the same python version as flux-core. It doesn't enforce the exact same interpreter path. |
With TCE:
Don't know if python3.6 would satisfy the python requirement of flux-sched. @SteVwonder: are we using unique features from python3.7 within flux-sched?
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