Add conditional logic for using the staging module #36
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March 15, 2016 16:54
- If the provider is yum or apt we don't need to use the staging module and this logic exists in splunk::forwarder.
| source => $package_source, | ||
| subdir => $staging_subdir, | ||
| before => Package[$package_name], | ||
| if $pkg_provider != undef and $pkg_provider != 'yum' and $pkg_provider != 'apt' { |
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Should we just go ahead and change this to if $pkg_provider == 'rpm' or $pkg_provider == 'deb' ? I wonder if anyone uses this on windows too, since it has some windows stuff in the module. Perhaps the msi provider?
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and this logic exists in splunk::forwarder.