Matt Thompson bc1c46fbfd Use upper-constraints file in developer mode
Last week, keystone was failing to install in developer mode due to us
not specifying upper constraints.  This was due to an upcapped version
of pysaml2 being installed which is causing problems.  This commit first
clones the requirements repo and then uses the upper constraints file
when installing packages.

Note that we only update pip_install_options when in developer mode if
the constraints aren't already set.  This is because in developer mode
you could have a container with multiple services running on it and the
pip_install_options fact would get updated when already set, resulting
in pip failing to install packages.

Change-Id: If2e7036d02a94bee67df12a610b0110434410777
Partial-Bug: #1553963
2016-03-14 16:36:55 +00:00
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