Fix: Conda, Apt-Get and Pip Install Plugins#594
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| openblas=plugins.OpenBLASPlugin, | ||
| nvblas=plugins.NvBLASPlugin, | ||
| pip=plugins.PipPlugin, | ||
| apt_get=plugins.AptGetPlugin, |
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should we name this one "apt-get" or just "apt"?
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technically, since we are calling apt-get and not apt I think this is fine as is.
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I think we should call these apt_get_install, conda_install and pip_install since that is more indicative of what the plugin does.
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Though to compare, this is travis apt plugin https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/installing-dependencies/#Adding-APT-Packages
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This also has an option to update or not before
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I can't think of a case where you wouldn't want to update.
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Going to stick with the current convention of apt_get since the rest of the plugins are with '_'
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shouldn't that only be for the apt?
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yeah, this is going to be refactored out. I think that having a single install.sh is fine so long as we do a check that $COMMAND is apt-get.
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I would mayabe have the full command be generted by the plugin and install.sh just eval it
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Yeah I'll move it to the full command
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| for PACKAGE in "$@" | ||
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| eval $COMMAND $PACKAGE |
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also for apt I think as @jafreck noticed it might be more performant to run apt install -y package1 package2, etc instead of multiple apt instance
(I think you should be able to do the same for pip and conda)
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Okay, I'll change it to a single instance
| PluginFile("install.sh", os.path.join(dir_path, "..", "install.sh")) | ||
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| args=packages, | ||
| env=dict(COMMAND='conda install') |
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Looks like the -y flag is necessary here to get around prompting. https://conda.io/docs/commands/conda-install.html
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WIll add the -y flag
brnleehng
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#545 (conda install plugin)
#546 (pip install plugin)
#547 (apt install plugin)