fix misleading unsupported osfamily message #161
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::filebeat::repois usingfail($filebeat::kernel_fail_message)inside acase $::osfamily { }, causing error messages like this even if it is actually running on a Linux system:Error while evaluating a Function Call, Linux is not supported by filebeat. (file: /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production/modules/filebeat/manifests/repo.pp, line: 63, column: 7) on node foo.bar.bazThis PR introduces a new message to clarify that the incompatibility is actually with the
osfamilyand not with thekernel. The new output looks like this:Error while evaluating a Function Call, Gentoo is not supported by filebeat. (file: /etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/production/modules/filebeat/manifests/repo.pp, line: 63, column: 7) on node foo.bar.baz