My colleagues ran into this issue yesterday and I think we tracked it down to a hardcoded method of retrieving the 'latest' for a pip package on old versions of the puppet agent. See this commit and line number at:
What we ended up doing was hardcoding the version of the pip packages in our package resource declarations that used the pip provider. We did this as a short-term workaround until we can upgrade Puppet to a newer version that did not have this hardcoded mechanism.
My colleagues ran into this issue yesterday and I think we tracked it down to a hardcoded method of retrieving the 'latest' for a pip package on old versions of the puppet agent. See this commit and line number at:
https:/ /github. com/puppetlabs/ puppet/ commit/ 152299cc859fc74 343c69784184808 6d4e41b6f8# diff-41bbce95c8 2bdc373da03bb2f 6116ef5L70
What we ended up doing was hardcoding the version of the pip packages in our package resource declarations that used the pip provider. We did this as a short-term workaround until we can upgrade Puppet to a newer version that did not have this hardcoded mechanism.