def package(manager, package, version):
if manager.name == package:
return
if manager.name in ('apt', 'yum'):
c.package(package, version=version)
# See comments on this section in `puppet` above.
match = re.match(r'^rubygems(\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)$', package)
if match is not None and util.rubygems_update():
c.execute('/usr/bin/gem{0} install --no-rdoc --no-ri '
'rubygems-update'.format(match.group(1)))
c.execute('/usr/bin/ruby{0} '
'$(PATH=$PATH:/var/lib/gems/{0}/bin '
'which update_rubygems)"'.format(match.group(1)))
# All types of gems get to have package resources.
elif 'rubygems' == manager.name:
c.gem_package(package, version=version)
elif re.search(r'ruby', manager.name) is not None:
match = re.match(r'^ruby(?:gems)?(\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)',
manager.name)
c.gem_package(package,
gem_binary='/usr/bin/gem{0}'.format(match.group(1)),
version=version)
# Everything else is an execute resource.
else:
c.execute(manager(package, version))
def package(manager, package, version):
if manager.name == package:
return
s.add(manager(package, version))
if manager.name not in ('apt', 'yum'):
return
# See comments on this section in `puppet` above.
match = re.match(r'^rubygems(\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)$', package)
if match is not None and util.rubygems_update():
s.add('/usr/bin/gem{0} install --no-rdoc --no-ri '
'rubygems-update', match.group(1))
s.add('/usr/bin/ruby{0} $(PATH=$PATH:/var/lib/gems/{0}/bin '
'which update_rubygems)', match.group(1))
def package(manager, package, version):
# `apt` and `yum` are easy since they're the default for their
# respective platforms.
if manager.name in ('apt', 'yum'):
m['packages'][manager].add(puppet.Package(package,
ensure=version))
# If APT is installing RubyGems, get complicated. This would
# make sense to do with Yum, too, but there's no consensus on
# where, exactly, you might find RubyGems from Yum. Going
# the other way, it's entirely likely that doing this sort of
# forced upgrade goes against the spirit of Blueprint itself.
match = re.match(r'^rubygems(\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)$', package)
if match is not None and util.rubygems_update():
m['packages'][manager].add(puppet.Exec('/bin/sh -c "'
'/usr/bin/gem{0} install --no-rdoc --no-ri '
'rubygems-update; '
'/usr/bin/ruby{0} $(PATH=$PATH:/var/lib/gems/{0}/bin '
'which update_rubygems)"'.format(match.group(1)),
require=puppet.Package.ref(package)))
# RubyGems for Ruby 1.8 is easy, too, because Puppet has a
# built in provider. This is called simply "rubygems" on
# RPM-based distros.
elif manager.name in ('rubygems', 'rubygems1.8'):
m['packages'][manager].add(puppet.Package(package,
ensure=version,
provider='gem'))
# Other versions of RubyGems are slightly more complicated.
elif re.search(r'ruby', manager.name) is not None:
match = re.match(r'^ruby(?:gems)?(\d+\.\d+(?:\.\d+)?)',
manager.name)
m['packages'][manager].add(puppet.Exec(
manager(package, version),
creates='{0}/{1}/gems/{2}-{3}'.format(util.rubygems_path(),
match.group(1),
package,
version)))
# Python works basically like alternative versions of Ruby
# but follows a less predictable directory structure so the
# directory is not known ahead of time. This just so happens
# to be the way everything else works, too.
else:
m['packages'][manager].add(puppet.Exec(
manager(package, version)))