55 lines
1.3 KiB
ObjectPascal
55 lines
1.3 KiB
ObjectPascal
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# == Define apt::hold
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#
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# This defined type allows you to hold a package based on the version you
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# require. It's implemented by dropping an apt preferences file pinning the
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# package to the version you require.
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#
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# === Parameters
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#
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# [*version*]
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# The version at which you wish to pin a package.
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#
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# This can either be the full version, such as 4:2.11.8.1-5, or
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# a partial version, such as 4:2.11.*
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#
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# [*package*]
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# _default_: +$title+, the title/name of the resource.
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#
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# Name of the package that apt is to hold.
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#
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# [*priority*]
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# _default_: +1001+
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#
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# The default priority of 1001 causes this preference to always win. By
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# setting the priority to a number greater than 1000 apt will always install
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# this version even if it means downgrading the currently installed version.
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define apt::hold(
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$version,
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$ensure = 'present',
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$package = $title,
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$priority = 1001,
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){
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validate_string($title)
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validate_re($ensure, ['^present|absent',])
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validate_string($package)
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validate_string($version)
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if ! is_integer($priority) {
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fail('$priority must be an integer')
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}
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if $ensure == 'present' {
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::apt::pin { "hold ${package} at ${version}":
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packages => $package,
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version => $version,
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priority => $priority,
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}
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} else {
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::apt::pin { "hold ${package} at ${version}":
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ensure => 'absent',
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}
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}
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}
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