Usually you don't want to mess with system packages, specially if the package in question is python.
Distributions usually patch python in a way that may not work together with your app.
On those occasions rather than replacing the version provided by your distribution is usually better to compile your own.
And that's what this ansible playbook is for!
Installs all necessary tools to build and install Python and then installs any given version of Python.
So far Python 2.4, 2.6, 2.7 and 3.1 to 3.12 are supported, plus installing system dependencies to install (not done in this role):
- pillow
- lxml
If other versions are wanted, pull requests welcome.
For ease of usage an easy to remember symlinks are provided for each python version,
i.e. /srv/python27
, /srv/python36
and so on.
None
- python_24:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_26:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_27:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_31:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_32:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_33:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_34:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_35:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_36:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_37:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_38:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_39:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_310:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_311:
true/false
(defaults to false) - python_312:
true/false
(defaults to false) - pillow:
true/false
(defaults to false) - lxml:
true/false
(defaults to false)
Ubuntu 23.04 (jammy)
- hosts: servers
roles:
- gforcada.compile-python
vars:
- python_26: true
- python_27: true
- python_36: true
BSD
Gil Forcada Codinachs
Code can be found at: https://github.com/gforcada/ansible-compile-python
Please report issues at: https://github.com/gforcada/ansible-compile-python/issues