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What are the Dockerfile commands to install python-jira?

unknown

I need to run python-jira inside a Docker Container based on Ubuntu 14.04/16.04.

The default python is 2.7, but the Docker container also has python 3.

I need to access python-jira from a python3 application.

I added python-pip to my file system, but there is no ubuntu python-jira package.

I tried doing "RUN pip install jira" inside the Dockerfile, but that fails since I am not superuser. I then tried RUN [ "sudo", "-A", "pip", "install", "jira" ] after installing an ask-pass app which generates the password, but the build fails.

If I create a container without python-jira, I can do:

Docker> sudo pip install jira

Right now, I have an ENTRYPOINT script, and I do the "sudo -A pip install jira" in that, which allows me to "import jira", but doing it this way, adds 15-20 seconds to the startup time of the container, which is undesirable.

Also, this installs python-jira for python-2.7, not python-3.
Is there any way to install python-jira for python3 without
changing standard python with "update-alternatives" ?

So Question:

How do I get python3-jira installed in my Dockerfile which defaults python to python2?

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Dave Chevell

Hey Ulf,

If you have both Python 2 and 3 installed then you should also have pip and pip3 binaries available. pip3 install python-jira should install the python-jira package into your Python 3 environment.

To answer your other questions we'll need to see your entire Dockerfile. Can you include the contents of the Dockerfile you're using? The base image in use will inform the solution you need to use here.

Cheers,

Dave Chevell

unknown

Here is what I tried:

The pip install python-jira fails, so right now I am rsyncing all the files

to the docker image in the "start-ale" script which is a kludge.

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FROM ubuntu:14.04
MAINTAINER N N <n.n@company.com>

ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND noninteractive

RUN ["apt-get", "update"]
RUN ["apt-get", "upgrade", "-y", "--fix-missing"]
RUN apt-get update && apt-get -y install locales build-essential python python3 git diffstat texinfo gawk chrpath wget cpio nano vim mc iptables lzop devscripts ca-certificates gnome-terminal libcanberra-gtk3-module nfs-common python-pip python3-pip

RUN echo "root:root" | chpasswd

RUN pip install jira

RUN pip3 install jira

RUN ["locale-gen", "en_US.UTF-8"]
RUN ["dpkg-reconfigure", "locales"]

ADD start-ale /usr/local/bin/
ENTRYPOINT ["start-ale"]

============================================

unknown

start-ale:

I tried pip install here, but that adds 15-20 seconds to the startup time,

so I went with the copy instead.

===========================================

#!/bin/bash
NFS_OPTS="-o nfsvers=3,proto=tcp,nolock"

if [ "$3" == "" ] ; then
   echo "A build directory must be specified!"
   exit 1
fi

# yocto needs /dev/shm writable and it's not for some reason
chmod a+w /dev/shm

useradd -m -u $1 -g $2 -s /bin/bash builder

[ -c "$(tty)" ] && chmod a+rw $(tty)

# Zap the password for builder
[ -e /etc/shadow ] && sed -i 's%^builder:\*:%builder::%' /etc/shadow
[ -e /etc/passwd ] && sed -i 's%^builder:x:%builder::%' /etc/passwd

# Copy all files found under ale-builder-files to the docker image
cp -rp /mnt/ale-builder/ale-builder-files/home /
chown -R builder: /home
chown -R builder: /opt

cp -rp /mnt/ale-builder/ale-builder-files/usr /
cp -rp /mnt/ale-builder/ale-builder-files/etc /

# if ! [ -d /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/jira ] ; then
#    echo "Installing python-jira"
#    sudo -A pip install --quiet jira
# fi

# Special step to make sure the ssh keys have the correct attributes
chmod 700 /home/builder/.ssh
chmod 600 /home/builder/.ssh/id_rsa
chmod 644 /home/builder/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
chmod 644 /home/builder/.ssh/known_hosts
chmod 600 /home/builder/.ssh/id_dss.openssh.px2it
chmod 600 /home/builder/.ssh/id_dss.openssh.px2drv

# Set correct build dir
sed -i 's/##BUILD_DIR##/'$3'/' /home/builder/.bashrc
sed -i 's%##HTTP_PROXY##%'$4'%' /home/builder/.bashrc

if [ -n "$SSTATE_NFS" ]; then
   mount $NFS_OPTS $SSTATE_NFS /mnt/sstate-cache
fi

if [ -n "$DL_NFS" ]; then
   mount $NFS_OPTS $DL_NFS /mnt/downloads
fi

# Start builder
if [ "$5" != "" ] ; then
   su - builder -c "$5"
   exit $?
fi

su - builder

Dave Chevell

Have you tried pip3 install python-jira, to ensure you're using the Python 3 pip?

unknown

The following commands in Dockerfile appears to work:

RUN pip install --trusted-host pypi.org --trusted-host files.pythonhosted.org jira

RUN pip3 install --trusted-host pypi.org --trusted-host files.pythonhosted.org jira

This only works with Ubuntu 16.04, not with Ubuntu 14.04
since pip in Ubuntu-14.04 does not support the "--trusted-host" switch

It would be good if a debian package was created, so apt-get install could be used.

unknown

Seems to be a lot of dependencies in python-jira on packages which does not have a debian package version...

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