The two forms of APT preferences records (general & specific) can now be
completely and not partially defined. All distribution properties can be passed
as resource parameters. This change is totally backward-compatible.
This is necessary when required_packages contains GPG keys that are used for
authenticating other packages. Tested with package ubuntu-cloud-keyring which
is included in Ubuntu main and used by the Ubuntu Cloud Archive.
I think the same problem applies to other *-keyring packages as well.
As the apt pinnings are parsed in ascending alphabetical order with
first match wins within a given scope it is useful to be able to specify
a ordering parameter. Then the name parameter can be kept to something
meaningful.
apt::ppa and apt::builddep requires apt class. The anchor introduced for
containment of apt-get update causes a dependency loop. apt::ppa appears
to depend on apt class sources.d direcory. While apt::builddep have no
clear reason for a dependency on apt class. This change refactor both
define type, so they no longer cause a dependency loop.
apt::pin release should default to title, but should be able to
override. This update removes unnecessary "" around $name, and add spec
tests.
Conflicts:
spec/defines/pin_spec.rb
Move apt-get update exec to a seperate class to minimize the number of
apt-get updates invoked by configuration changes.
* remove apt_update exec resource in apt class.
* remove apt-get-${name} in defines.
* apt::source notify Exec['apt update'].
* Remove dependency to Exec['apt_update'].
* fix rspec-puppet tests.
Conflicts:
manifests/source.pp
Several apt::* define resource type does not support ensurable. This
update allows ensure=>absent to support the removal of these
configuration files.
* apt::conf
* apt::pin
* apt::source
This patch adds the appropriate spec tests to validate the changes
introduced by e5f2dfe. As a bonus it includes fixes to the manifests
that were discovered while writing the tests.
This removes the need for depending on a global site.pp, and depending on the
checked out apt module to be called 'apt' as well.
It pulls in stdlib via sub-modules as I don't have a better way to deal with
dependencies yet. It has pinned the revision for stdlib to 2.2.1 which is the
minimum required version for apt to work.
