It seems that it is not a magnum issue. From what I can tell, during stacking, it tries to remove the existing Python-magnum client, and fails (saying no files found). It then says install is successful, but it has not installed the client.
I can manually pip install the client, but then, when stacking, it will fail, as it is looking to see that it is installed, and is installed via git (-e git).
Not sure how to resolve the issue, or how to make the process more robust, but that seems to be the issue that I'm seeing on (coincidentally) two Ubuntu 14.04 systems.
It seems that it is not a magnum issue. From what I can tell, during stacking, it tries to remove the existing Python-magnum client, and fails (saying no files found). It then says install is successful, but it has not installed the client.
I can manually pip install the client, but then, when stacking, it will fail, as it is looking to see that it is installed, and is installed via git (-e git).
Not sure how to resolve the issue, or how to make the process more robust, but that seems to be the issue that I'm seeing on (coincidentally) two Ubuntu 14.04 systems.