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pip 9.0 fail with puppetboard ? #174
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It seems to really break on This is actually an issue with puppet-python, here are the bugs: voxpupuli/puppet-python#365 voxpupuli/puppet-python#309 voxpupuli/puppet-python#359 may be related as well Assuming there isn't already one, I may put together a PR, but I doubt it'll get merged (seeing as the last merged PR was over two months ago). |
@KlavsKlavsen I couldn't wait for PRs to get created and merged in puppet-python repo, so I forked puppetboard to depend on the currently functioning fork of puppet-python: https://github.com/smaslennikov/puppet-puppetboard . You can include it as a dependency in Puppetfile with:
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@KlavsKlavsen in the current state of the Python module and especially if you're not going to be using Apache, you should just install Puppetboard, Gunicorn and supervisord via the Package type and the 'pip' provider. Combine that with the ini module and you can install and manage most things without outdated modules. |
This issue is for Python 2 version of the Puppetboard so it is very outdated. I propose to close it. |
Running puppetboard (latest as of today - from git) - gives me these errors on a centos 7 server:
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