install jmespath py library as root #814
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works fine on jenkins pipelines on OCP cluster |
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OK. @hhovsepy you can approve and merge this then. Let's get this in now. |
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We are seeing issues on OpenShift not finding this jmespath library. I don't know if this fixes the problem, but installing that py library as root might be a solution. Need to test this.