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Only kolla/cmd/build.py is an executable script used by user (either as
'kolla-build' or 'tools/build.py' or directly).
Change-Id: Ia1ba2699f425749f9d4f2cdba27caeb97bc3d668
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This reverts commit 25e9602845fca7ca5b7a5c55fe5b71be0b137f04.
Reason for revert: we updated to newer Jinja.
Change-Id: If666bb4aedd7bb4e3041f0672c3b70e1bb5d36b6
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This reverts commit 383364e671fb82e3c0ddca37a4690a1a33be3b54.
Reason for revert: Xena stay in jinja 3.0.1 which still provides contextfilter. In RDO, jinja is consumed from CentOS repo which still provides version 2.11, so this change is causing problems.
I'm proposing to revert this change and retake it Y release when jinja is updated to 3.1 which will not provide contextfilter.
Change-Id: I19c2a15fb0917d2a81daf706a4e02fd377e53b3d
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Xena cycle uses Jinja 3.0 so let update Kolla's code for it.
From Jinja2 documentation:
jinja2.contextfunction(f: F) → F
Pass the context as the first argument to the decorated function.
Deprecated since version 3.0: Will be removed in Jinja 3.1. Use pass_context() instead.
jinja2.contextfilter(f)
Pass the context as the first argument to the decorated function.
Deprecated since version 3.0: Will be removed in Jinja 3.1. Use pass_context() instead.
Also bumped version in requirements.txt to same as in openstack/requirements
Change-Id: I51fbb7b9ff7c29cb355437efa4576be9bc035699
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When using the customizable filter to modify variables, if a template
overrides file is shared between multiple sets of images, it is sometimes
possible that a customised variable does not exist for a set of images.
A specific example:
My template overrides file has this:
{% set ironic_inspector_packages_append = ["python-pip"] %}
Normally I build binary/centos images.
kolla-build -t binary
Sometimes however I build a bifrost centos/source image, because bifrost
does not support binary images.
kolla-build -t source bifrost
The ironic inspector image does not define ironic_inspector_packages for
the source build, since it does not need any.
{% elif install_type == 'source' %}
{% if base_distro in ['debian', 'ubuntu'] %}
{% set ironic_inspector_packages = ['iptables'] %}
{% endif %}
{{ macros.install_packages(ironic_inspector_packages |
customizable("packages")) }}
The install_packages macro copes with the undefined variable, however
the customizable filter does not handle the base variable being
undefined if a customised example exists.
This change allows the customizable filter to ignore undefined
variables, even if they have been customised.
Change-Id: Ibe2fc91f5b6ceee8f937dd73c235128b2db525b1
Closes-Bug: #1809491
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To correctly customize lists, we need to specify *_append, *_remove or
*_override variable in customization file.
Change-Id: I18d67ab89089e2696399ff1b99c1047a2f554442
Partially-implements: blueprint third-party-plugin-support
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