Hello all, Since somewhere around icehouse projects have started to stop shipping sample configuration files with their projects and instead create a README-sample.conf.txt that usually contains something like: To generate the sample nova.conf file, run the following command from the top level of the nova directory:
tox -egenconfig The problem that I am running into is that tox -egenconfig now requires a newer version of tox than what is available for the build distro: [root@localhost ceilometer-2014.2.1]# tox -egenconfig ERROR: tox version is 1.4.2, required is at least 1.6 I know I can do a pip install blah and blindly hope that I get everything installed locally on my build system and that I don't install something that conflicts with the system... but that seems like a less than desirable solution. So how are people who are doing packaging handling this? Are you now building a venv per package for tox just to generate a sample configuration? Shouldn't this be part of the python build/install steps per project? It seems redhat/rdo is simply including a sample configuration that they generated somehow. What are you other packagers doing? Also, is it just me or does this seem wrong? Most of the commits that made this change seem to indicate it was because the sample config file was separate from the project and that it was breaking gate when it wasn't kept up to date. Shouldn't this be something that each project generates? This seemed to work for 8 previous releases - now its too difficult? I don't get the motivations behind this change. ____________________________________________ Kris Lindgren Senior Linux Systems Engineer GoDaddy, LLC.
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