Log conda version and docker image hash when creating a container. #8755
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| version = subprocess.run( | ||
| ["conda", "--version"], | ||
| capture_output=True, | ||
| text=True, | ||
| check=True, | ||
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We are using Docker in our build process, so this command won't work. We need to execute the conda --version inside the Docker container where the build is taking place. I remember there are other places in the code where we execute a command to get the Sphinx's version (I think) from where you can copy the idea to get the conda's version.
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Thank you for your comment @humitos. I am dealing with my finals now. Would that be okay if a take a look at it in the next week?
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Hi @dogukanteber ! Some tests are still failing: |
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Hello @astrojuanlu. Yes, I have finished my finals. I have not realized some tests failed. I did some changes but it did not work. Right now, I am stuck. I cannot find a way out. Do you have any recommendations on how should I proceed? |
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The tests fail now with |
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Thanks for the PR. This can now be accomplished with https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config-file/v2.html#build-jobs |
This PR hopefully resolves #8375 . I have written a small method to get the conda version but I also saw venv_path in the Conda class which is located in python_environment.py. I could not decide if it returns the conda version. If it is more appropriate, I can remove the method I wrote and change it with the existing one.