github pyinfra-dev/pyinfra v1.1

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3 years ago

This is a big release with some major additions & improvements on v1.

Highlights:

  • Start modifying facts during fact gathering phase, resolving common issues with interdependent operations, expand documentation on this (docs)
  • Implement state callback classes dramatically improving the API experience (see examples/api_deploy.py)
  • Add @dockerssh connector that enables pyinfra to build Docker containers on remote machines over SSH (@charles-l)
  • Add global precondition and postcondition operation arguments
  • Fix using su_user on BSD/MacOS systems
  • Rework verbosity flags and add noop logging (ie package X is already installed) (docs)

Notable change:

The yum.packages and dnf.packages operations have changed their "version join" string value - both package managers use - to join name + version while allowing - in the name. This leads to ambiguous behaviour for packages containing dashes, as such the version join value has been changed to = - meaning it can now actually be used! This means to specify a specific version of a yum/dnf package you should use <name>=<version> rather than <name>-<version>.

Smaller bits:

  • Add REQUIRE_PYINFRA_VERSION config option (& deprecate MIN_PYINFRA_VERSION)
  • Validate existing files in file.download with checksum arguments (@sysadmin75)
  • Stop stripping fact output (fixes command fact, @sysadmin75)
  • Add extra_install_args and extra_uninstall_args kwargs to apt.packages operation
  • Add --use-sudo-password CLI argument
  • Normalise server.sysctl handling of string/int values
  • Improve autocomplete/intellisense handling of pseudo modules pyinfra.[host|state|inventory]
  • Fix using sudo password with a SSH user that doesn't have access to /tmp
  • Fix python.call docstring (@leahneukirchen)
  • Fix --serial and --no-wait executing operations twice
  • Fix server.sysctl usage with multiple values

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