def update():
"""
updates a virtualenv (pip install requirements.txt)
"""
do_run(
'cd %(path)s; bin/pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade --no-deps'
% config.sites["main"].deployment)
def create():
"""
creates a virtualenv and calls update
"""
do_run('cd %(path)s; virtualenv . --system-site-packages --setuptools' % config.sites["main"].deployment)
update()
# this is ugly. I know. But it seems that on first run, pip does not
# install the correct version of packages that are pulled directly from
# git. Only the second time around it uses the correct one.
update()
def create():
"""
creates a virtualenv and calls update
"""
do_run('cd %(path)s; virtualenv . --system-site-packages --setuptools' %
config.sites["main"].deployment)
update()
# this is ugly. I know. But it seems that on first run, pip does not
# install the correct version of packages that are pulled directly from
# git. Only the second time around it uses the correct one.
update()
def update():
"""
updates a virtualenv (pip install requirements.txt)
"""
do_run('cd %(path)s; bin/pip install -r requirements.txt' % config.sites["main"].deployment)
def create():
"""
creates a virtualenv and calls update
"""
do_run('cd %(path)s; virtualenv . ' % config.sites["main"].deployment)
update()
def run():
"""
runs buildout
"""
# TODO: Refactor to use utils.config
do_run('cd %(path)s;./bin/buildout -c %(buildout_cfg)s' % env)
def create():
"""
creates a virtualenv and calls update
"""
do_run('cd %(path)s; virtualenv . ' % config.sites["main"].deployment)
update()
def run():
"""
runs buildout
"""
# TODO: Refactor to use utils.config
do_run('cd %(path)s;./bin/buildout -c %(buildout_cfg)s' % env)