Fix python3 reference in tasks/postinstall.yml #117
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My final rebuild failed on this task. Something else needs fixing. |
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I had set "docker_pip_upgrade: true" which was causing some weird "pip not found" errors. |
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@awltux Thanks for spotting this! I have been busy but what you fixed LGTM. |
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The python postinstall script used the python2 package list in the python3 task.
On CentOS 8, the deploy fails, reporting that it cannot find the python2 package.
Changed it to the python3 variable, and deploy works fine.