I am using jinja2 template to install/upgrade packages.
The logic was setting a variable for current installed version and compare it with the available version. It was working fine but once we passed in to 10.x, comparison quit working.
Is it possible to cast the variable so it can correctly identify 10.9.8 is greater than 9.8.7?
Thanks
current_version=['9.8.7']
{% if current_version < '10.9.8' %}
There's a special test version_compare :
{% if current_version | version_compare('10.9.8', '<') %}
current_version
should be string (it is a list in your example).
Using split and because of how sequence comparison work, the following should do just fine:
{% if current_version.split('.') | map('int') < '10.9.8'.split('.') | map('int') %}
Test:
Split: {{ current_version.split('.') }}
Split + cast: {{ current_version.split('.') | map('int') }}
---
Is {{ current_version.split('.') | map('int') }} < {{ '10.9.8'.split('.') | map('int') }}?
{% if current_version.split('.') | map('int') < '10.9.8'.split('.') | map('int') %}
Yes
{% endif %}
Which, with current_version: "9.8.7"
gives:
Split: ['9', '8', '7']
Split + cast: [9, 8, 7]
---
Is [9, 8, 7] < [10, 9, 8]?
Yes
Using plain jinja2, without ansible or other extensions:
{% if my_version.split('.') | map('int') | list >= [10, 9, 8] %}
By converting each element to int
, you ensure it won't compare lexicographically.
In saltstack you can use pkg.version_cmp
See my reply here: How to compare version strings in salt sls files
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