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Hey, well apparently it does ;) I think the better solution would be to not install them for Ubuntu 14.04 and Debian 8.0 fordwards. The configuration lies in manifests/config/augeas.pp may be you want to give it a try? |
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AFAIR this didn't work, because the lenses shipped with 14.04 where too old, but I have to verify that. |
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Well, long time no see, it seems to work with the shipped lenses in Ubuntu 14.04 (augeas 1.2.0). So should we only deploy them on old versions? I'll change that PR to a conditional! |
NOTE: we should consider removing this in the future, since most distros are on Augeas > 1 now, and even PuppetLabs ships those packages.
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Here you go. I think travis still has problems with it. |
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Putting these old augeas files out is breaking Centos 7 augeas too (because yum.aug relies on some features in build.aug that aren't in this old version). This PR looks like it should fix the issue. |
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This breaks augeas on Debian Jessie as well. @mjhas: What do you think? Can this get merged? |
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Works for me on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS |
The lenses weren't working on an Ubuntu 14.04, so I pulled the latest versions
from Augeas' GitHub.
I'm not sure if that might cause problems on other OSes.