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…le-collection-elasticstack into feature/specificversion-98
Looks like it's like I was fearing when I started this PR. We'll need different tasks for rpm and deb based installations. This lets the counts of installation tasks explode because we already have to take care of several special situations. Maybe we can come up with a simpler solution. |
Looks like when running on Debian, you can't add options to `package` that won't work with `apt`, even when this task is skipped.
Needs #113 to be merged before all checks can work |
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Whoop, this will make our life easier thanks
This introduces a new variable that will disable yum repositories per default and re-enables them temporarily when modifying packages. It's not possible to disable apt repositories temporarily so we need to have two different approaches. fixes NETWAYS#106 fixes NETWAYS#76 fixes NETWAYS#98 supersedes NETWAYS#101
This introduces a new variable that will disable yum repositories per default and re-enables them temporarily when modifying packages. It's not possible to disable apt repositories temporarily so we need to have two different approaches.
fixes #106
fixes #76
fixes #98
supersedes #101