Answer by joemeilinger for Ansible create a virtualenv using the venv module
I ran into the same issue tonight and found that specifying the full path to the interpreter, including the arguments, worked for me (at least it does in ansible==2.2.2.0): - pip: requirements:...
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# Install specified python requirements in indicated (virtualenv). - pip: requirements: /my_app/requirements.txt virtualenv: /my_app/venv If python3 is indeed being flaky, you can specify which version...
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How can one use Ansible to create a virtualenv using the venv module from Python3's standard library? Manually, one would do this to create a venv (virtual environment): python3 -m venv...
View ArticleAnswer by S. Jalal for Ansible create a virtualenv using the venv module
Here is an example using Ansible's command statement:- name: Create Python virtual environment command: cmd: python3 -m venv {{ project_path }}/project_venv creates: "{{ project_path }}/project_venv"
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