Hi
If I'm using pip with name being a list of packages, for instance:
- name: Install stuff
pip:
name:
- pyyaml
- natsort
- passlib
Then the module will do "pip install pyyaml natsort passlib", and not:
pip install pyyaml
pip install natsort
pip install passlib
Is this assumption correct?
Hi Dick,
I’m doing this:
- name: Install Python packages
pip:
name: “{{ item.name }}”
version: “{{ item.version }}”
executable: pip2
become: yes
with_items:
- { name: ‘alembic’, version: ‘1.1.0’ }
- { name: ‘aniso8601’, version: ‘7.0.0’ }
- { name: ‘anyjson’, version: ‘0.3.3’ }
- { name: ‘articleDateExtractor’, version: ‘0.20’ }
And it pip installs every one of them separately.
It seems that I was wrong.
Ansible runs each of my iterations as a different command because I’m using with_items.
Yes, I noticed that.
So that is the distinction then.
I guess this is similar to the apt/package/etc modules, where you are
encouraged to use a list for 'name' so that the package manager can
install the whole lot in one go.
thx