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Releases: waveclaw/puppet-subscription_manager

Pushing PDK

12 Mar 05:07
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  1. Update the facter_cachable requirement for initial Puppet 5 support.
  2. Migrate the control scripts to Puppet Development Kit (PDK) 1.4 layout.

Proxy Patching

24 Sep 01:40
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Add support for no_proxy filter option

Broken Boolean Bamboozled

02 Sep 05:02
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Replace Adrien Theebo's boolean module with the one he donated to Voxpupli.

Method Madness Mitigated

16 Jun 01:24
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Pass parameters to the Puppet internal command that wraps the subscription-manager binary instead of a flat string.

This separates the parameters into parameters instead of performing unexpected collection of different parameters into a single item.

Removal Unremoved

10 Jun 01:19
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The Puppet 4 branch lacks explicit separation of remove commands to work around behavior like Bugzilla 988086. Multiple config runs are required to achieve the desired result.

Increaed inspection

20 May 21:18
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Merge in contiubted support for ca-default as the name of the certificate.

Relaxed Requirement

09 May 03:23
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Stop checking for JSON feature before requiring the Ruby json library.

Last Puppet 3 Support

29 Mar 04:31
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Last Puppet 3 Support Pre-release
Pre-release

This is the last release to support Puppet 3 officially.

Maintenance and backporting may occur on github through this version but no new feature work.

All future releases target Puppet 4.

Present Packages

20 Oct 13:18
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Ensure that the CA latest package is merely present, not latest.

Hashy Hijinks

01 Oct 21:38
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Prepare a pre-Puppet 4 release with roll-up of fixes for:

  • broken facter tests on repository facts
  • deprecation of support for Ruby 1.8.7 in Travis CI tests
  • generalization of hash support (just in case someone does want to try to use Ruby 1.8.7)