#!/usr/bin/env bash # Regexp for matching job names which are incompatible with Python 3 # - UT_009_ - multi-device tests are not compatible # - UT_014_ - multi-device tests are not compatible # - UT_017_ - multi-device tests are not compatible py3_incomp='UT_009_|UT_013_|UT_014_|UT_017_' if [ -z ${PYTHON_VER+x} ] || [[ $CI_JOB_NAME =~ $py3_incomp ]]; then # Use this version of the Python interpreter if it was not defined before or # the given job is not compatible with Python 3 PYTHON_VER=2.7.15 fi if [ -f /opt/pyenv/activate ]; then source /opt/pyenv/activate pyenv global $PYTHON_VER || { echo 'Python' $PYTHON_VER 'is not installed.' INSTALLED_PY_VERS=$(pyenv versions --bare) while [ ${#PYTHON_VER} -gt 0 ] do echo 'Tring to locate a match for' $PYTHON_VER for ver in ${INSTALLED_PY_VERS[@]} do if [[ $ver == $PYTHON_VER* ]]; then pyenv global $ver break 2 fi done # Removing last character and trying to find some match. # For example, if 3.4.8 was selected but isn't installed then it will try to # find some other installed 3.4.X version, and then some 3.X.X version. PYTHON_VER=${PYTHON_VER: : -1} done } python --version || { echo 'No matching Python interpreter is found!' exit 1 } elif command -v python -V 1>/dev/null 2>&1; then python --version echo 'No /opt/pyenv/activate exists and Python from path is used.' else echo 'No /opt/pyenv/activate exists and no Python interpreter is found!' exit 1 fi # add esp-idf local package path to PYTHONPATH so it can be imported directly export PYTHONPATH="$IDF_PATH/tools:$IDF_PATH/tools/ci/python_packages:$PYTHONPATH"