ansible/test/runner/versions.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Show python and pip versions."""

import os
import sys

try:
    import pip
except ImportError:
    pip = None

print(sys.version)

if pip:
    print('pip %s from %s' % (pip.__version__, os.path.dirname(pip.__file__)))
Improve ansible-test environment checking between tests. (#46459) * Add unified diff output to environment validation. This makes it easier to see where the environment changed. * Compare Python interpreters by version to pip shebangs. This helps expose cases where pip executables use a different Python interpreter than is expected. * Query `pip.__version__` instead of using `pip --version`. This is a much faster way to query the pip version. It also more closely matches how we invoke pip within ansible-test. * Remove redundant environment scan between tests. This reuses the environment scan from the end of the previous test as the basis for comparison during the next test. 6 years ago			`#!/usr/bin/env python`
			`"""Show python and pip versions."""`

			`import os`
			`import sys`

			`try:`
			`import pip`
			`except ImportError:`
			`pip = None`

Revert "Relax ansible-test python version checking." This reverts commit d6cc3c41874b64e346639549fd18d8c41be0db8b. 6 years ago			`print(sys.version)`
Improve ansible-test environment checking between tests. (#46459) * Add unified diff output to environment validation. This makes it easier to see where the environment changed. * Compare Python interpreters by version to pip shebangs. This helps expose cases where pip executables use a different Python interpreter than is expected. * Query `pip.__version__` instead of using `pip --version`. This is a much faster way to query the pip version. It also more closely matches how we invoke pip within ansible-test. * Remove redundant environment scan between tests. This reuses the environment scan from the end of the previous test as the basis for comparison during the next test. 6 years ago
			`if pip:`
			`print('pip %s from %s' % (pip.__version__, os.path.dirname(pip.__file__)))`